Sentence examples for dreadful language from inspiring English sources
"Dreadful Language" chronicles the life of a painter named Frannie, who makes a safe, conventional marriage after the love of her life dies in a freak accident.
A daughter's intense dislike for her mother's flamboyant, self-centered best friend drives "Dreadful Language," and in "Triage," a matriarch's narcissistic ramblings on theology mask her refusal to acknowledge her grown daughter's new role as a mother.
This "living for the moment", which the Pirahã enjoy (they think Western life sounds dreadful), shapes their language.That different cultures have different words is unsurprising.
Some of the language used was dreadful".
Some of the most moving sentences in Life and Death of Harriett Frean are also the blandest - the ones that remind us, in simple language, of the dreadful and unstoppable momentum of time: "Two, three, five years passed, with a perceptible acceleration, and Harriett was now thirty".
Past errors-either of omission, or using bad boilerplate language-have produced dreadful situations in which a second spouse was responsible for the estate-tax bill on a large IRA, while the IRA itself went to the children.
Notwithstanding the dreadful subject matter of Greek tragedies, the language in these plays is confidently assumed to be able to forge morality.
They scorned those who chose to go abroad on packages – the dreadful heat, the awful food, the foreign languages.
The South African police, black officers and white alike, routinely harass blacks who look too dark to be South African, or who cannot speak a local language.Migrants are often blamed for South Africa's dreadful crime rates.
