Sentence examples for equally dreadful from inspiring English sources
The song was the soundtrack to an equally dreadful film called "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves".
O.K., so we know we're inconsistent, but here's the thing: many average golfers also follow up one dreadful shot with an equally dreadful shot.
It's hideous: cheaply made and impossible to annotate, with each month containing a different but equally dreadful paparazzi close-up of his own giant head.
Plus, if the winner of 1955 is anything to go by (of which more soon) the voters would probably have given the thing to L Ron Hubbard or something equally dreadful.
Stock futures slid after Decembers worse than expected ADP jobs report had investors worrying that Fridays U.S. official employment snapshot will be equally dreadful.
The agreement by the Bank of Ireland's lenders to accept shares in lieu of the money owed to them generated a one-time gain of 1.8bn euros in 2011, which masked what would otherwise have been an equally dreadful year for the bank.
Or $5.7 billion as "dreadful"?
Gaitonde's own origins are equally painful and totally convincing: the dreadful injustices of small-town life shape the monster he is to become.
Perhaps it's a question of inspiration: great art inspires more art, some equally great, some dreadful, some satirical, some expedient, some thrilling.
The women of the valley and their German occupiers, equally distressed by the snows of a dreadful winter, learn to be comrades in misfortune.
This visitors were equally unadventurous, with both teams guilty of some dreadful passing and a lacklustre attitude.
