Sentence examples similar to dreadful notion from inspiring English sources
As Jessie awaits his arrival the next day, Carlos and Abby stay by her side, and the movie teases you with the notion that something dreadful happened to him.
The failure of DreamWorks's dreadful "Sinbad" was widely taken as confirmation of this notion.
BERMAN: I think the wars have been counterproductive in some respects — for a while they appeared to discredit the notion of liberal democracy altogether, which was dreadful.
The idea to use viruses to kill cancer cells may have been around for many years, and the notion of using a "harmful agent" to treat a "dreadful illness" was rooted in the thinking of traditional oriental medicine.
The dreadful repercussions of the Walnut experiment gave rise to a new system — ironically and perversely, a reform attempt, based on the notion of "penitence" (hence "penitentiary") — conceived by the Philadelphia Society for Ameliorating the Miseries of Public Prisons.
Yes, the score is dreadful and the dialogue sometimes painfully obvious, but Mr. Petersen and the screenwriter David Benioff take the ancient world and its notions of war seriously.
