Sentence examples similar to dreadfully wearing from inspiring English sources

First to arrive is Beria (Simon Russell Beale, Stalinn's fellow-Georgian and the head of the N.K.V.D., the security service, followed by Malenkov (Jeffrey Tambor) — next in line to succeed Stalin, and dreadfully pale at the prospect — and Khrushchev Steve Buscemii), still wearing his pajamas under his suit.

But as the 1960s wear on and the nation, under then-President Lyndon Johnson, becomes dreadfully embroiled in the Vietnam War, social and racial unrest seizes the headlines,  and Seymour's world — like that of many Americans at the time — begins to shift beneath his feet.

Dreadfully sexist?

"I'm dreadfully sorry about this, dreadfully, dreadfully sorry.

Solitude is dreadfully unfashionable.

—Adv.: horrendē, dreadfully, Vulg.

"It's dreadfully sad.

"I miss them dreadfully.

"I'm dreadfully sorry".

It was dreadfully overwritten.

He's also dreadfully dull.