One also sympathises with Kirk Douglas, whose attempt to listen to a record of Brahms' Piano Concerto No 2 in Joseph Mankiewicz's A Letter to Three Wives (1949) is frustrated by a philistine radio producer (Florence Bates), who scratches the disc while trying to find her dreadful programme.
The heartless skeleton who had been numbed to the fate of others is once again a sentient specimen of German culture, recording a "curious conflict within me": "I rejoice in God's vengeance on the henchmen of the Third Reich... and yet I find it dreadful now to see the victors and avengers racing through the city, which they have so hellishly wrecked".
And then Terry comes back from folding laundry to find the dreadful message?
He will find something truly dreadful in his investigations.
Pro-penny forces like Americans for Common Cents cite tradition and their belief that rounding prices to the nearest nickel, as urged by those who find the penny dreadful, would inevitably lead to higher prices.
(Female participant (KA5), Kalgoorlie)" ""… it took me a long time, probably 18 months, which sounds dreadful, to find a GP that would listen and knew that you were real, because you know, pain is very difficult to pinpoint".
Some Polish Jews under Soviet occupation found life so dreadful that they sought refuge in Nazi-ruled Poland.
"I believe this to be the case because unoriginal and cliched white poetry finds publishers with dreadful ease whilst unconventional black writing does not," Nagra told the Guardian.
In many conversations with people around the country, I have found that the dreadful anti-immigrant rhetoric that dominates talk shows does not represent the views of a majority of Americans, who do not reject immigrants out of hand as a burden.
One Staten Island mother found out the dreadful answer to that question, and my heart aches for her.
