Sentence examples for dreadful disease from inspiring English sources

PANCREATIC cancer is a dreadful disease.

"This is not such a dreadful disease," he said.

Our concern in guarding against this dreadful disease is constant.

And friends have gone, not just through growing apart but because of that dreadful disease – cancer.

"You either catch some dreadful disease or they slap a lawsuit on ya," Coverdale told him.

She said: "This is a photo of Faye, two years old, who sadly lost her life to this dreadful disease.

But I also have the sense that, to some there, I might be carrying a dreadful disease.

When it occurs, cervical cancer is a dreadful disease; genital warts, partly prevented by the Merck vaccine, can be a painful nuisance.

I can't be bothered with people coming up to me saying, "Are you not well?" or thinking I'm in the grip of some dreadful disease.

I would wish it, always, the quick death brought about by a predator rather than the drawn-out suffering of dreadful disease.

Basically perfectly normal proteins get shape-shifted into evil versions of themselves that then cause dreadful diseases.