Sentence examples for dreadful idea from inspiring English sources
Please, what a dreadful idea!
To effectively abolish the Office of the Trade Representative is a dreadful idea.
Everyone named their dreadful idea and the team voted on the worst one.
I couldn't agree more with Deborah Kenny that evaluating teachers with high-stakes tests is a dreadful idea.
Dr Bruce Baker, a lecturer in American history at Newcastle University, agrees: "The OfS is such a dreadful idea.
"What a dreadful idea," Lincoln Kirstein, City Ballet's co-founder, said when he heard what Balanchine was up to.
Tobacco belongs entirely in history's ash tray of dreadful ideas, and hospitals might help speed it on its way.
"But we appear to agree that what they are proposing here is a dreadful set of ideas". Officials at the California Air Resources Board, which oversees the state's vehicle emissions program, said the administration has not yet shared the proposal with them.
Guardian readers can have little idea how dreadful the general coverage of science stories is in the British press.
Gerard W. Ryan, an alumnus who works at Motorola and has been an adjunct professor of computer science at Cooper Union, said, "I think the idea is dreadful, and I really hope it doesn't come to pass".
Evan, Reggie, and Bobby's first crack at the idea was dreadful: they created a clunky website where users uploaded a photo then set a timer for when the picture would disappear.
