Sentence examples for dreadful doctors from inspiring English sources
The participants in this geriatric version of a bar room brawl are intoxicated with rage fueled by hatred and fear, stocked with daily doses of venom dispensed by dreadful doctors of doom who pose as media pundits: Dr. Limbaugh, Dr. Beck, Dr. Coulter, an entire faculty at Fox University Hospital.
A&E was dreadful, but the doctors working there have one important benefit; they are generally guaranteed a break, of some sort.
This is a dreadful admission, that doctors, bound by the hippocratic oath, do not believe it is worth their while to blow the whistle on patient abuse carried out by another part of the medical profession and its managers.
My personal views are that I don't think it is dreadful if the doctor smokes.
Divine Doctors and Dreadful Distempers: How Practicing Medicine Became a Respectable Profession.
But when they became sick — with rashes, racking coughs or dreadful skin conditions — they were barred from telling doctors where they worked or what they had been exposed to.
This is dreadful news, not only for the victim but for her renowned doctor, too.
Of course, dreadful outcomes in medical care can occur without any wrongdoing on the part of doctors, health facilities, or drug companies.
Doctors, patients, and researchers won incremental victories, but for millennia, the word "cancer" was too dreadful to speak aloud.
That one where you say "I'm a doctor, my parents think I do this, my friends think I do this…" is dreadful.
