Sentence examples for fairly dreadful from inspiring English sources
The president of Ark Restaurants, Michael Weinstein, is a businessman, not an epicure, and he serves a fairly dreadful cup of coffee.
In any case, feeling good about ourselves simply for allowing some kind of plurality in public life probably means that we're a fairly dreadful country.
MetaCritic, an online review aggravator, has assigned some fairly dreadful scores to television-inspired video games; other reviews have been merely tepid.
They are fairly dreadful for Labour, pretty good for the Conservatives, not bad at all for the Liberal Democrats and patchy for the smaller parties.
Van Gaal, clearly unenthused by the team's display, cannot have missed another limited performance from Wayne Rooney, most notable for a fairly dreadful shot when Anthony Martial's quick feet and directness gave him a chance after 20 minutes.
Leaving the dank old Tory Central Office in Smith Square, the party's home for the past half-century, was meant to symbolise optimism and confidence, a break with the rancour and intrigue of the recent past.Unfortunately, after two fairly dreadful weeks during which any faint hopes of electoral revival have been dashed, the timing could not have been unkinder.
Gibbs was standing fairly close to Oxlade-Chamberlain when the dreadful deed was done, by the looks of it.
The result: synthetic dross, dreadful lyrics and… oh, a fairly good chorus.
Such walls are fairly difficult to get perfectly right and can look dreadful when botched.
Appearance 3 stars Taste 3 stars William Sitwell This looked fairly decent but was totally let down by the chicken, which was dreadful - bland, no texture, stringy, horrible.
Even in dreadful conditions and with my heavy foot dashing across country, I returned above 40mpg, which is fairly respectable, but given some attention 50mpg should easily be achievable.
