Sentence examples for dreadful dramas from inspiring English sources

A huge cast of miniature figurines populated the town and, in Hogancamp's photographs, they were enacting dreadful dramas upon each other.

Sukanya Verma of Rediff.com gave the film 2.5 stars, saying, "Chennai Express evokes a few laughs but otherwise it decides to shift tracks from droll comedy to dreadful drama".

Film purists and ordinary spectators all agreed: the movie was dreadful as drama, appalling as history and addicted to explosions.

The problem with ABC's perfectly dreadful new drama "Betrayal," well, OK, the main problem is that it takes itself too seriously.

At the centre is an unforgettable picture: in a dark room, women draw the curtains and look out on the dreadful but radiant drama of planes leaving and arriving.

His story is excruciatingly personal, with painful drama and dreadful sorrow, but as a journalist who won a Pulitzer Prize when he was reporting for The New York Times, he calmly researches the narrative of his life detail by detail.

Indeed, in order to get a sense of the public drama of Dreadful, for Burns and his compatriots you might substitute names like Amanda Bynes and Lindsey Lohan to get a better sense of his downward cycle and fall from grace.

At his interview, Cartier told Barry that he thought his department's output was "dreadful", and that television drama needed "new scripts and a new approach".

Dreadful news for fans of quality drama today, as the BBC has officially killed off its superior Victorian crime drama Ripper Street.

The loss of The Bill will have a dreadful effect on the ecosystem of drama.

"Anything the BBC calls drama (children's excepted,) is dreadful.