Sentence examples for dreadful choice from inspiring English sources

For many years, the consensus in much of the medical community has been that pregnant women with breast cancer cannot undergo treatment without harming their babies -- and must make a dreadful choice.

Could her mother have known, making her dreadful choice, how she had blessed her?" Jane's status leaves her with a hunger and ambition to discover who she is and who she wants to be: "How can you become a somebody without first being a nobody?" It is stories – first reading them and subsequently telling them – that deliver Jane to herself.

In Yemen, people don't have even that dreadful choice.

He may have had good taste, as shown by his creations, but he made dreadful choices.

Whoever is in government after the next election faces some dreadful choices.

But we are currently left with two dreadful choices: spend even more money on death penalty cases or stay the current course.

Remember, people make bad -- even dreadful -- choices.

"Come to the Edge" makes the wise choice of describing this dreadful loss early rather than waiting for it to arrive chronologically.

Was Agamemnon a decent man in a dreadful situation when he was confronted with the choice to either sacrifice his daughter Iphigenia or face revolt from his army?

We knew we were putting ourselves in a dreadful position but we walked in with no other choice at the time.

I'll bet that the second choice often isn't just a bit worse, but dreadful.