Sentence examples similar to dreadful images 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.

A television cameraman, positioned next to Indian special-forces snipers in the building opposite, fleetingly captures this dreadful, heart-stopping image through the shattered second-floor windows.

Over the years, many critics have agreed with the security guard's review of Koons' work, which has been described as "baloney" (the New York Review of Books), imbued with a "deadly smugness" (the Spectator), and full of "cheap, tone-deaf, misogynistic images" that look "dreadful" (this newspaper).

It is dreadful to see actors reproducing the same image constantly".

What about the fact that he's a "dreadful hypocrite" who has a clean-cut image but behaves like a spoilt troublemaker?

What remains invisible to most of the world is the dreadful day-to-day reality behind those searing televised images -- the daily lives of the Iraqi noncombatants.

Image is all for Katie and Dannii, yet both books strangely have gobsmackingly dreadful photos.

Still, the gunman's image and pattern have become clearer, if silhouette-like and only at the cost of each dreadful attack.

That image would be met with disdain and some kind of comment involving words like "appalling" or "dreadful" or "I feel sorry for their mothers".