Sentence examples for dreadful creature from inspiring English sources
Allow me to congratulate the BBC, Paul Mason and commentators for delivering astute and timely assessments of that dreadful creature Glenn Beck, his clueless followers and the odious United States.
Amid the murk and drizzly mists in which the drama is played out, he becomes some dreadful and pathetic creature of darkness.
Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Shelley took pains that readers' sympathies would lie not only with Frankenstein, whose suffering is dreadful, but also with the creature, whose suffering is worse.
Both actors are transcendent at portraying, in the final scene, the dreadful poignancy of the frock-coated Creature's mock-courtly sliding between desperate need of Frankenstein (cradling him in a pieta) and skittish, suicidal goading of him.
Each bereavement was dreadful, but for me the deepest cut was Victoria Wood, that sparkling creature of joy, energy, music and laughter whose extinction seemed almost unbearable.
Like those formless creatures who lurk under our beds in the night, dreadful thoughts now writhe in the minds of sentient Yankee fans.
Edgar Rice Burroughs's John Carter of Mars novels were pure pulp, and Disney's dreadful marketing materials — the gnomic posters; the hectic trailers — made the movie, likewise, seem like a scrum of savage creatures, bloody battles, and manly trials.
