Sentence examples for dreadful image from inspiring English sources
FINANCIAL INNOVATION HAS a dreadful image these days.
Ventilators have largely replaced the "iron lungs" that gave polio such a dreadful image during the 20th century.
One man at UC Davis pepper-spraying a row of sitting students is a dreadful image to watch.
In 2012, The Economist published a 14-page special report on financial innovation entitled "Playing With Fire". It opened with the line "Financial innovation has a dreadful image these days". The goal: rehabilitate that image.
"What is serious is the spectacle they provide, the dreadful image of their country which they give and the abuse of Spanish hospitality," The overworked British vice-consulate in Ibiza estimates that 90percentnt of it's time is now spent dealing with the San Antonio troubles.
Dreadful images bind Colombians together.
Those dreadful images - the skeletons passing for human beings, the bulldozers shifting mounds of corpses into mass graves - have haunted me ever since.
As a thought experiment, try to imagine what a left-wing Top Gear would look like without summoning up dreadful images of too-clever-by-half types in hemp cardigans lecturing people on the benefits of eco-cars.
The extremity of Dali's vision, like the supersized and overly muscled arm of a figure painted by Joan Miró, suggests the difficulty artists were facing in a world newly awash with dreadful images.
The moment when he told his countrymen of the death of John F Kennedy, his composure for once crumbling, his eyes misting with emotion as he slowly took off and replaced his black-rimmed glasses, is seared into America's collective memory scarcely less deeply than the dreadful images from the motorcade itself.
The wave of panic that washed over Labour MPs as they digested the dreadful images from Abu Ghraib has, for now at least, largely dissipated.This is deeply frustrating for much of the up-market media and its audience, which has settled on a narrative which requires, at some point in the next few months, Tony Blair to be engulfed by the unfolding catastrophe in Iraq.
