Sentence examples for dreadful enough from inspiring English sources

McGwire's performance was dreadful enough to prompt him to talk of possible retirement.

Dreadful enough in itself, it may also reflect badly on Kipps's motives.

The damage done to the victims and their families is dreadful enough.

The judge said that Bamber's action in killing his mother, father and sister had been dreadful enough.

He added: "Killing her was a dreadful enough thing to have done, but what followed was horrible almost beyond imagining.

September's act of terrorism was dreadful enough to throw this nation into turmoil and put the new president's mettle to the test.

But it doesn't go far enough after this dreadful performance.

"Talk about dreadful precedents – it should be enough to make any space veteran more than a little nervous about how he is going to be treated in the posthumous by and by".

"Talk about dreadful precedents – it should be enough to make any space veteran more than a little nervous about how he is going to be treated in the posthumous by and by", ran a leader in the Washington Post.

Unlocking companies' cash The sacking of Bo Xilai All the wrong messages Too much risk, not enough reward ReprintsThese dreadful events reinforce the widespread feeling in NATO countries that Afghanistan is a hopeless cause, that the presence of Western troops is making things worse, and that the sooner they are brought home the better (see article).

Within moments the verdict was on the scoreboard, 75.60; not dreadful, but nowhere near good enough if Daley was going to win the medal that had been scripted ever since he went to the Beijing Olympics as the nation's most famous 14-year-old.