Sentence examples for dreadful book from inspiring English sources
What a wasted opportunity this truly dreadful book is.
Amid the bureaucratic prose of his dreadful book The Blair Revolution, Peter Mandelson managed to articulate one noble thought.
A dreadful book published last year by former New York Times science writer Nicholas Wade espoused views about racial differences seemingly backed by genetics.
Gissing's best known work, New Grub Street (1891), is a particularly dreadful book to anyone whose livelihood depends on their ability to produce a weekly quota of words.
But it is the writing itself that really makes it such a dreadful book; it is incredibly poor, cringe-inducing in spots.
The Senator wrote 3 dreadful books about Alexander Hamilton, the best known of which is "The Greatest American, Alexander Hamilton".
The Senator wrote 3 dreadful books… ANNALS OF POLITICS about the unsuccessful campaign for President put on by John Charles Fremont in 1856.
Until very recently any major library catalogue had Irish, Welsh and Scottish subheadings under Nationalism, but under English either nothing or dreadful books by the late Arthur Bryant or AL Rowse - presumably aimed at a niche market for public school prize-givings.
Yes, dreadful books such as the ghostwritten celebrity memoirs and novels will always dominate the charts.
DREADFUL ACTS: Book 2, The Eddie Dickens Trilogy.
