Sentence examples for dreadful remarks from inspiring English sources
She sees Lucretia's marriage as happily secure, whereas Britten's Collatinus is a smugly proprietorial man, whose dreadful remarks that his violated wife should be "forgiven" for what she has "given" are one further step on the way to her destruction.
We've also had a media frenzy over the dreadful remarks of Donald Sterling, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers basketball team.
Tim Farron, the Lib Dem president, told Sky News that Mitchell's remarks were "utterly, utterly dreadful".
"Nonetheless, judging from the reactions of many politicians and journalists in Canada, McCallum's remarks are like a dreadful monster".
But the bleak pathos of these remarks is suddenly cut through by a dreadful smell, one with a meaty note of Winalot to it.
It is more common, of course, to find buildings where exchanges are limited to nods at the mailboxes and, for those who feel like making the effort, remarks in the elevators about how nice (or dreadful) the weather is.
In Italy, it has occasioned great consternation, as the same appearance of the air was remarked in Calabria and Sicily a little previous to those dreadful earthquakes that had destroyed so many cities.
Now he remarks that Adele is "ruining our lives" with her brand of "dreadful pub karaoke".
We sensed weakness – his dreadful nerves – so we pounced and made his life miserable, ruining his class with snide remarks, stupid questions and generally shitty behaviour.
During his sentencing remarks at Stafford Crown Court, the judge described the deaths in Atherstone-on-Stour as a "dreadful accident" caused by a series of mishaps and failures which occurred together.
