Sentence examples for how dreadfully from inspiring English sources

To them, the unending capitalisation is evidence of how dreadfully important everything they write is.

In fact, I'd forgotten just how dreadfully indulgent a celebration of bogus eccentricity it is.

"When I was a teen-ager, people used to comment on how dreadfully skinny I was," Slimane told me.

"The main thing the evening revealed was how dreadfully things are run at the club," one member said by e-mail Friday.

It was good to be reminded of how singular and beautifully abrasive the Pop Group could be, and how dreadfully conservative most rock music since sounds in comparison.

Complaining how dreadfully hard she has always found it to put words on paper, Ms Bedford looks back on the desultory years of false starts and failures, of self-confessed hedonism, sloth and doubt.

And for people who hadn't done that in a while, they're suddenly reminded of how utterly, dreadfully inefficient that is," Mr. Reid said.

They confidently claim that they know how to fix this dreadfully flawed work.

But instead, I dreadfully pondered: how many jobs in our altered real estate landscape were lost and gone forever?

In that story, the narrator restrains his anger toward Bartleby, his unrelentingly difficult employee, by reflecting upon "the tragedy of the unfortunate Adams and the still more unfortunate Colt and how poor Colt, being dreadfully incensed by Adams... was unawares hurled into his fatal act".

Not the European heat: the this-is-perfect-Speedo-weather type of heat; but rather the dreadfully familiar how-will-I-hide-my-sweat-stains-around-my-armpits-at-the-office heat.