Sentence examples for dreadful judgment from inspiring English sources
It is entirely possible that the governor did not break any laws by intervening, but acted with dreadful judgment.
His hairstyle resembled that of Carlos Spencer and he played like the New Zealander, mixing moments of inspiration with dreadful judgment.
The firing of Ms Madlala-Routledge was described yesterday by the Treatment Action Campaign as a "dreadful error of judgment".
Click here to view One of Gob's many recurring catchphrases, uttered after one of his frequent, dreadful lapses in judgment: splitting up with his attractive girlfriend, realising that he has an illegitimate son, locking himself in his father's prison cell, etc. Reading this on mobile?
I've always regretted the dreadful lapse in judgment and put it right up there with my decision not to buy a ticket for the closing matinee of the original Long Day's Journey Into Night production.
What is dreadful about death is the judgment about death that it is dreadful.
That dreadful prospect complicates the moral judgments of aid workers who would ordinarily ache with sympathy for their jailed colleagues.
Adam is, as it were, a decent enough chap -- just decent enough to pass judgment on the mores of his milieu without turning into a dreadful bore.
On the other hand, Connolly's lifelong search for the masterpiece that constantly eluded him serves as a dreadful warning to any serious novelist trying to preserve his integrity in a world of snap judgments and easy money.
