Sentence examples for dreadful examples from inspiring English sources

The retro ballparks arrived on the scene as an unmistakable reaction to the dozen or so multipurpose stadiums that had opened in the 1960's and 70's and rank among the more dreadful examples of late-modernist American architecture.

Sure, he had help from the dreadful examples of his predecessor's work on Katrina, Iraq, torture and the TARP bailout.

SEEN one way, Poland is a dreadful example of how central Europe is going wrong.

The problem, though, is that the dreadful example of Iraq obscures the real picture regarding Syria.

As a dreadful example, Kundera proffers "a huge 800-page book on Bertolt Brecht," without naming it and its academician author ("Brecht and Company," by John Fuegi).

Mr Campbell told the Independent: "I saw the story yesterday, and while you read awful benefit-sanctions stories like this every day now, it seemed an especially dreadful example.

Thus did many of the scolds who bemoaned the dreadful example set by Monicagate for the American people's children make no mention whatsoever of children in Judigate -- neither the American people's nor the Giulianis' own.

Peter Burt of Nuclear Information Service, who obtained the papers, told the Guardian: "The UK and US are setting a dreadful example to the rest of the world by renewing the MDA, and are seriously undermining the credibility of international efforts to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons".

Some funds put in a dreadful performance; for example, Goldman Sachs's Global Alpha fund lost 38% on the year.The problem seemed to be that if you set computers to analyse the same set of data, they are likely to come up with similar investment strategies.

The history of TV and cinema is peppered with buttock-clenching examples of dreadful football scenes (the same applies to nightclub scenes, by the way).

The last census, for example, revealed the dreadful scale of imbalances in the sex ratio in Punjab, Haryana and a few other states.