Sentence examples for dreadful discovery from inspiring English sources
The tension grows as Prcic slowly, skillfully unfurls the scene, which builds toward the dreadful discovery of Serbian war memorabilia.
In an 1866 lecture at the Royal Military Academy in London he announced that he had made "a dreadful discovery" that "war is the foundation of all the arts, as well as the foundation of all the high virtues and faculties of men".
Hamzah Khan was still dressed in baby clothes when police made the "dreadful discovery" at his house in Bradford in September 2011, the court was told.
He said the "dreadful discovery" of Hamzah's body was made after a police community support officer spoke to Ms Hutton and became concerned.
It was a summer of dreadful speculations and discoveries, of which these were not the worst.
"The whole of the Oedipus Tyrannus, that dreadful machine, moves towards the discovery of just one thing, that he did it.
Her sequence, the most avant-garde, was set in a dreadful all-night cafe, where a wedding reception is interrupted by the discovery of a dead body.
As the film shows, what we imagine are the consequences of our inaction can be almost as dreadful as the reality: Harry in that hotel bathroom, making the bubbling discovery (a scene nicely referenced in Stephen Frears's Dirty Pretty Things).
Ned's early years are haunted by dreadful suspicions about his convict father's shadowy past in Ireland, centering upon the discovery of a dress whose significance is only explained some 250 pages later.
