Sentence examples for feeling dreadfully from inspiring English sources
The body came with a Ukrainian death certificate, which left her feeling "dreadfully upset".
I feel dreadfully depressed about the state of the world.
We are wholly (or holy) enough even when we feel dreadfully inadequate.
"I feel Out, dreadfully Out", the young lady was saying.
I felt that this was dreadfully cynical, but I couldn't help feeling at the same time that my mother was probably right, and we had a laugh together about it.
A lively but congenial debate ensued that left Sherman feeling relieved, "because at the time all men in Louisiana were dreadfully excited on questions affecting their slaves".
(The human brain's eager response to intermittent rewards is well known and explains much of the appeal of sports like golf, where the memory and feeling of one good shot maintains players' interest even though they are hacking around dreadfully most of the time).
Some reviewers felt that the Werehog as a concept did not mix well with the daylight areas and traditional Sonic gameplay; GamePros review described them as "dreadfully out-of-place", while IGN stated that they have "nothing to do with Sonic whatsoever", feeling that the Werehog was "being slapped on" to the Sonic experience.
"I'm dreadfully sorry about this, dreadfully, dreadfully sorry.
—Adv.: horrendē, dreadfully, Vulg.
