Sentence examples for dreadful knowledge from inspiring English sources
What if mammograms are finding tumors that could be treated just as well a few years later, forcing the woman to spend those years with the dreadful knowledge that she has breast cancer?
If the pathos of the novella derives from its postwar perspective on pre-war prejudice, and the way Bassani combines nostalgia for the lost world of his youth with the dreadful knowledge of what would happen to European Jewry, it is perhaps not surprising that a more recent elegist of the Jews, WG Sebald, declared this one of his favourite books.
So Swansea's plight, marooned as they are in 19th place in the table, appears less dreadful with the knowledge that they have had by a distance the most difficult opening 11 games of all top-flight teams.
"So all those things taken together is a vindication that we should always look for the depth, the understanding and knowledge around these dreadful awful situations but at the same time we should never back down in the face of authority".
"Experts often use their knowledge or skill to do dreadful things".
This dispatch has shattered all our notions of rural life... Indeed the hardships and horrors of country life, in the lurid light of our new knowledge, begin to loom like dreadful visions.
The cost he pays for this knowledge is severe, as it must be, given the dreadful contours of the system.
We can't talk about science, because our knowledge of it is limited and unofficial, and usually our fiction is dreadful".
