Sentence examples for dreadful men from inspiring English sources
Along the way, she tangles with largely dreadful men, most significantly, Edward Johnson, a coked-up trustafarian who steals her virginity and humiliates her.
Instead, in a year when some dreadful men have risen to the top by taking themselves incredibly seriously, Balls showed the power of being able to let it all go.
They listen to this guff from Osborne – dreadful man.
WASHINGTON — Paul Gauguin was a dreadful man who made some beautiful art.
In fact, he was in many ways a dreadful man, a bully, a whiner, a conniver, a sexual opportunist who would hit on your wife or your daughter or your son the minute you left the room.
"And to riff on England's pain (as I feel I should), the Michael Carberry interview in today's paper is excellent, revealing as it does the dreadful man-management of the England players and the tired old cliches that are still trotted out.
When, on 26 August 1976, the South African government announced the withdrawal of all its military helicopter crews from Rhodesia, Van der Byl was outspoken in his criticism and Vorster was reported to have refused to have anything to do with "that dreadful man Van der Byl".
BBC viewers complained: "Who is that dreadful fat man?" Baker was nevertheless resolute that Chalky was "a horrid little dog and vicious too.
What are your views on Alex Salmond?He's a dreadful, horrible man.
1930s Britain, as it did turn out, was just caught in what Priestley himself described as that "dreadful lag between man the inventor and man the distributor".
