Sentence examples for dreadful screen from inspiring English sources

It belongs to the same feverish mind-set as Scott Spencer's novel "Endless Love" (not to be confused with its dreadful screen adaptation), in which young love is a divine but perilous form of insanity.

Now America is reliving that dreadful time on the big screen.

I could never have predicted this on suffering the first press screening and that dreadful Celine Dion song.

Making genome sequencing part of routine newborn screening is "a dreadful idea," says pediatrician and ethicist Jeffrey Botkin of the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.

Tell that to the would-be sophisticated authors of the endless cycle of dreadful marriage comedies currently filling our screens and don't be afraid to sneer.

Besides whatever dreadful things this prolonged exposure to screens is doing to their brains, computer games tend to be solitary affairs, and produce little laughter.

Nevertheless, both GPs and subjects interestingly seem to attach a more dreadful meaning to the result of BC screening than to the result of CRC screening.

My fondness for "Garden State" is abstract — a Shins song heard unexpectedly during a drive down the Turnpike — but to see it play out on screen, beat by beat, is dreadful.

Yet the show's blank interstitial shots of the photocopier chunking out documents and of people staring at their computer screens, just as before, became increasingly dreadful.

Given the dreadful outcomes associated with strongyloides hyperinfection following HSCT, screening with peripheral eosinophil counts and a strongyloides ELISA along with stool examination for confirmation may be warranted prior to HSCT.

I think this film of Brighton Rock (not to be confused with the dreadful 2010 version) is one of the very best screen adaptations ever.