Sentence examples for dreadful ideas from inspiring English sources
Tobacco belongs entirely in history's ash tray of dreadful ideas, and hospitals might help speed it on its way.
Please, what a dreadful idea!
To effectively abolish the Office of the Trade Representative is a dreadful idea.
I couldn't agree more with Deborah Kenny that evaluating teachers with high-stakes tests is a dreadful idea.
Idealistic children will swiftly learn to shun the dreadful idea of an artistic career and go into IT instead.
"What a dreadful idea," Lincoln Kirstein, City Ballet's co-founder, said when he heard what Balanchine was up to.
"We will get there but it won't be this dreadful idea of dropping off the cliff edge.
But would they want to lead a party which itself assumes that it will lose the next election Another leadership contest, thus, sounds a dreadful idea.
Sebald loathes the term "Holocaust literature" ("it's a dreadful idea that you can have a sub-genre and make a speciality out of it; it's grotesque").
Rando sounds like a dreadful idea: it picks a photo at random from your smartphone, then sends it to a friend.
Finance minister Evangelos Venizeloz, sensationally, flew back to Greece and announced that the referendum was a dreadful idea and should be scrapped.
