Sentence examples for be more dreadful from inspiring English sources
It's hard to imagine that the news out of Iraq could be more dreadful.
WHAT could be more dreadful than spending a crisp fall Sunday afternoon wandering through Central Park hand-in-hand with your beloved?
His mother, Adelaide, was more dreadful still, thanks to her religious fanaticism.
"The feeling that these institutions might actually kill journalists in cold blood is more dreadful than killings by extremists".
Nothing was more dreadful than the prospect of being sold away, particularly when it meant breaking up families.
Analysing the odds of winning the lottery after the October rule change, he said: "They were dreadful before, they are more dreadful now".
Each display was more dreadful than the last, but the one that hit me hardest was the suitcases: a room-length mound of leather and cardboard valises once packed with the illusion that the owners were headed for a place where they could use their belongings.
Few things are more dreadful than dealing with airline customer service.
Unfortunate Events have been more dreadful than the last.
If the dial is set to the other side and Google hangs on to the information, the services will be more useful, but some dreadful intrusions into privacy could occur.The answer, as with banks in the past, must lie somewhere in the middle; and the right point for the dial is likely to change, as circumstances change.
