But the droll Mr. Fry has a "dark and dreadful secret" to share: he writes poetry.
Sadly, the world is always offering up something dark and dreadful.
Nyx later begat the dark and dreadful aspects of the universe (e.g., Dreams, Death, War, and Famine).
The poem ends, dark and dreadful, with Aeneas slaughtering the leader of the Rutulians, Turnus, as he begs for mercy.
I don't want to expose the children of Australia to mass media coverage of the dark and dreadful views that a proportion of our community hold about homosexuality.
As I beheld into the East and high to the sun, I saw a tower on a tuft, tryly y-made; A deep dale beneath, a dungeon therein, With deep ditches and dark and dreadful of sight A fair field full of folk found I there between; Of all manner of men, the mean and the rich, Working and wandering as the world asketh.
They can be driven away or taken away, or burned away, or left behind, that is what it is to be medieval" — she associates the term with "the dark and dreadful days of adolescence, in which predominated the fear of death".
And she's well aware of the kinds of things that drive the killer: A desire for connection can be channeled into something dark and dreadful -- the kind of domination that results in dead women. .
A series of his text paintings on monochromatic grounds differentiates between "woeful gray," "ragged gray" and "dark... and dreadful gray," locating each shade within the Pantone color system.
It's a dreadful dark place without windows, and the only source of light is the electric bulb which is always on.
