Sentence examples for dreadfully common from inspiring English sources

There's Farage enjoying his pint of real ale (ruddy good stuff), and there's Tommy Robinson, his fans turning up to his retrial for contempt of court drinking cans of lager (dreadfully common, wouldn't baste a turkey in it old chap).

Although mass shootings are dreadfully more common now than in the past, the rate of crime at U.S. schools that involve physical harm has been declining since the early 1990s.

This even haughtier princess (Danny's daughter, Helen) considers the Chumlys "dreadfully common the sort of people who run their own baths".

Dreadfully sexist?

Solitude is dreadfully unfashionable.

"I miss them dreadfully.

"I'm dreadfully sorry".

It was dreadfully overwritten.

It's all dreadfully precise.

The bombing proved dreadfully mistaken.

"You must miss him dreadfully".