Sentence examples for dreadful task of from inspiring English sources
In Britain, the dreadful task of fixing an inscription for the million military dead in the wake of World War I fell to Rudyard Kipling — a task made especially delicate given the loss of his own son in the war.
Most are in favor of a Jewish homeland; they yearn for Israel to transform into a state they can love and identify with, and for the army to be liberated from the dreadful task of enforcing the occupation.
Colum McCann had a dreadful task: to follow up the universal acclaim of Let The Great World Spin.
Procrastinating will just make this a dreadful task.
Just as the therapist, we must face the difficult task of confronting the dreadful abuse of power.
It is not the photo opps themselves that are dreadful, so much as the unease they betray with the very essence of democratic leadership – the task of speaking for and to the people.
"Oh, all sorts of dreadful, dreadful scandals, of course," he says.
Well, what a dreadful set of numbers.
Tells about the dreadful plight of refugees.
This is the dreadful sadness of it.
THE most dreadful cost of AIDS is in lives lost.
