Sentence examples for dreadful facts from inspiring English sources

"In those days... I did not realise the dreadful facts of life..

Interspersed are reports on the radiation spewing from the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, reflections on human suffering and resilience, and a litany of dreadful facts.

Of these dreadful facts, Caldwell remained ignorant on the Friday morning in Phnom Penh that he was taken in a Mercedes limousine to see Pol Pot.

But, when he did write, it was usually because something had temporarily broken up his misery — not to the extent of producing actual happiness but enough to permit him to contemplate the dreadful facts of existence in a creative light.

To know what happens in advance would be to spoil not just a narrative surprise in a heart-thumping tale, but the entire apparatus Vann has constructed to wrench out the dreadful and meaningless facts of existence, to master them, and, in a violent act of fictional transmogrification, to reconfigure them as something not less, but more real.

Device 6, by Simogo (Sweden) It's tempting to call Device 6 an interactive mystery novel, but that makes it sound dreadful, when in fact it's delightful.

I liked the idea that Lynne Tillman, who I thought then — wrongly, as I discovered — was the coolest person alive, had met me, a boy from a small town in Ireland who was a complete fool and had not learned any strategies to disguise this dreadful and shameful fact.

Lowlight: What seemed like continuation of a dreadful run, in fact, ended up benefiting the Kings.

Some delegates spoke about a shared experience "It sounds dreadful, but in fact it is true, isn't it, for a family You're living on a knife edge and borrowed time".

And then you do, in fact, feel dreadful – at least I do.

She said: "The six strikes policy is actually not dreadful at all, in fact compared to an awful lot of employers, six strikes is actually deemed to be quite generous.