Sentence examples for dreaded comment from inspiring English sources

The dreaded Comment Section, where geniuses and bottom-feeders collide, is a no-man's-land of insight and insult battling for control.

With the internet and all of its children (blogs, social media platforms, the dreaded comment sections, the list goes on...), every member of the human race can vocalize their view to the world.

At the risk of the dreaded, "OLD" comment, we're posting it now, because it's just too important.

As we are approaching the dreaded 100 comments I have just been back and checked the previous thread and still cannot access "Page 2" or "Last" by the normal route of simply clicking on it.

I love, finally, comedian Frank Conniff's comment, that "Gore Vidal dreaded the idea of an afterlife, because it would mean he'd have to see Norman Mailer again.

You feel it throughout these works, which refuse to shrink from the horrors, but especially in that comment about singing: Even in the dreaded cotton fields, Mr. Rembert could find something to love.

I dreaded coming to work, began ignoring Ricky's racist comments, fart sounds, angry outbursts, and constant inappropriate comments towards women, such as: "Wow, look at that butt!

"I didn't sleep that much," Culliver said when asked if he had dreaded the thought of facing reporters after the comments became public.

Tell us in the comments -- how do you avoid the dreaded desk slump at work?

Erin Lowers of Exclaim! commented that, "While Hall of Fame escapes the dreaded sophomore curse, it doesn't do so unscathed.

Differing views used to lead to interesting comments section banter, though now spark ridiculing rebuttal or the dreaded "unfriending".