Sentence examples for he is dreadful from inspiring English sources

"Oh, my dear, he is dreadful!" Cassatt once confided to her friend, art patron Louisine Havemeyer.

"He's dreadful, I tell you," said one girl.

It wasn't that he was dreadful, exactly.

He was dreadful in the first half, then loosened up in the second when the Steelers came back.

When Tina Green first met her future husband, Philip Green, at a party in 1985 she thought he was "dreadful".

PHILADELPHIA He was dreadful in an earlier matchup against the Eagles, completing 9 of 22 passes for 143 yards and 4 interceptions.

As for the notoriously erratic Law, he was dreadful in Soderbergh's Contagion but more than redeems himself here as a smart operator digging himself ever deeper as he tries to extricate himself from a compromising situation.

"I just think he's dreadful" added another.

Analysing the odds of winning the lottery after the October rule change, he said: "They were dreadful before, they are more dreadful now".

Writing to Christopher Isherwood in November of 1959, he assures him that a piece of fiction he's just read is "very good"; a musical he's seen is "dreadful"; a movie "quite good"; and a play "but nothing".

He added: "This is dreadful for the staff, customers and the wider banking industry.