Sentence examples for dreadful if from inspiring English sources

And I suspect you'd feel dreadful if you thwarted him.

Life expectancy is low, crime rates high, and the air dreadful (if improving).

It would be dreadful if the governor enjoyed "too grand to challenge" status.

It's always dreadful if someone dies, but I don't know what happened".

"It would be dreadful if only the privately educated could get to Rada".

Duchardt's next client to be sentenced to death was accused of a crime even more dreadful, if possible, than Purkey's.

If that's true, he was guilty of dreadful mismanagement; if he did know, he's guilty of far worse.

You can keep livestock alive in dreadful conditions if you throw antibiotics at them.

Hard to get 'assists' (dreadful term) if no one is putting the ball in the net, I would suggest.

Smart had a dreadful thought: if Mitchell took her far from home and then murdered her, her parents might never know what had happened to her.

On the day of his funeral, in 1943, Baldwin recognized the need to fight this dreadful legacy, if he, too, were not to be consumed.