Sentence examples for dreadful relationships from inspiring English sources
McCain, despite his claims of collegiality, has had dreadful relationships with some Republicans in the Senate — including the current Republican leader, Mitch McConnell, with whom he has fought bitterly over campaign-finance legislation — and would likely have more trouble than Obama and Biden in achieving his legislative goals in what is almost certain to be a Democratic Congress.
The prime minister showed the importance of personal chemistry as he recalled the dreadful relationship between Ted Heath and Richard Nixon.
If this seems complicated from a genealogical viewpoint, it is as nothing compared with the over-wrought emotional vortex of mother-daughter relationships that it spawned: the toxic quarrels between Sand's emotionally incontinent mother and austere grandmother, and the dreadful relationship between Sand and her own daughter Solange, whose sexual dysfunctionality almost defies belief.
Armstrong was the perfect presenter: and he, and Michael Palin and Terry Jones, showed, with nuance, that dreadful love-hate relationship between public-school lunacy, as evinced in the BOP and so successfully spoofed in Yarns, and the common good-humoured decency of the male race, as demonstrated by all three men.
"The media has a dreadful, damaging obsession with the relationships of celebrities," she says, recalling the day when a newspaper reporter stopped her in the street near her former Primrose Hill home to ask her about the impact of the Gallagher brothers from Oasis moving to the area.
