Sentence examples for dreadful because from inspiring English sources

"It's dreadful because of the way it's being disseminated.

He thought the President's views on the economy "dreadful," because they provided "no penalty for failure".

"It's dreadful because you've been so busy, and then it all just fizzles out," she told an Australian newspaper in 1983.

I think there might be a pony-skin situation on his shoes, which is always rather dreadful, because it looks like an extension of someone's foot hair.

When I started to rehearse the actors they were pretty good, but by the time I'd finished they were dreadful, because of my intervention!

There is something painfully nostalgic about Dreadful, because it recalls a time when writers could rise up so high that their fall might kill them.

Varney the Vampire was a landmark popular mid-Victorian era gothic horror story by James Malcolm Rymer (alternatively attributed to Thomas Preskett Prest), which first appeared from 1845 to 1847 in a series of pamphlets generally referred to as penny dreadfuls because of their inexpensive price and typically gruesome contents.

Their replacements have been at best confused and at worst dreadful — not because they aren't trying but because they don't have the experience or decisiveness to manage a much faster game than the high school and college games they are accustomed to.

I did say that Medicare was a dreadful program because it's administered dreadfully.

Sunday was dreadful too because the full realisation of what had happened had begun to hit home.

In response, Dr. Dean conceded that "I did say that Medicare was a dreadful program because it's administered dreadfully".