Sentence examples for can be dreadful from inspiring English sources
Twitterstorms can be dreadful, rather like lynch mobs.
Of course, churches can be dreadful places too.
The problem is that when he is out of kilter he can be dreadful.
The tourist traps can be dreadful, and I even found one old favorite, New Asia, surprisingly disappointing.
Sze's precariously towering structures, fashioned from consumer detritus, demonstrate that uncertainty can be as thrilling as it can be dreadful.
Most of it is dreadful, but even at its worst it can be dreadful in a fascinating way.
And if you've had it, you know it can be a dreadful experience!
When you do think about it, it can be as dreadful as ever.
A tall man can be a dreadful poet and a short man can be a towering poet.
His views were a twisted precursor of the argument that anatomy isn't destiny; but he seemed to warn that without proper medical attention, physiology could become tragedy: Though the physical suffering from menopausal effects can be truly dreadful, what impressed me most tragically is the destruction of personality.
It's not a revelation that the standard of officiating in Scottish football can be utterly dreadful at times.
