Sentence examples for dreadful truth from inspiring English sources

But the dreadful truth is that those postwar publishers were right.

Many of you will not have heard his name before, a dreadful truth that troubles me every day.

The dreadful truth for Roman Abramovich is that they do not look a side currently capable of generating the momentum for a late season drive up the table.

Either a war crime was committed or it wasn't.Yet the dreadful truth of the incident is that the closer you look, the more the bright line between war crime and tragic mistake begins to darken.

Mikhail S. Gorbachev, then the leader, was trying to open up his country and eventually used the enormity of the accident to get the Soviet media to tell a bit more of the dreadful truth.

That fact seems unfortunate yet unremarkable in cases of natural death, but when the killing is done deliberately, on our behalf, we keep seeking ways to spare ourselves the dreadful truth.

The dreadful, ironic truth is that the Wall was largely unnecessary.

The truth, dreadful though it is, will in a sense set him free.

But without a full and transparent airing of all the evidence, the truth of that dreadful night on the Marmara may never come to light.

Wittgenstein asked whether I cared for them, and knowing how he valued sincerity, I told him that in truth they were dreadful.

That balancing act continues until something dreadful happens that reveals the truth — to themselves or to others — and forces the person to enter a treatment program or lose everything that means anything.