In dreadful fashion on Monday night, the Giants backpedaled into a false comfort zone, a meandering way of playing football that they thought they had left behind.
In "1964", a series of vignettes from the poet's childhood, we're confronted by "a fox / nailed to a fence-post: the tricked god / hanging from his wounds"; boys scrap viciously among the graves in the kirkyard; and cats cry in "that dreadful way they have, / like the sound of babies singing / lullabies to other babies".
MOSCOW — The international deadlock over Syria has, in a dreadful way, provided balm for old grievances in this city.
This material is more familiar, in a dreadful way — the ineffably vicious recruiting films, the beheadings and other threats, the looting of ancient artifacts, with the intent of destroying the cultural heritage of a people and then the people themselves.
"I want them to produce new drugs for conditions we really need treatments for, but I loathe their marketing practices, which corrupt doctors in a dreadful way," said Dr. Rawlins, who until recently practiced general medicine and for years was chairman of the British version of the Food and Drug Administration.
"He laughs at me in such a dreadful way sometimes, until I am crying & trembling with terror".
And something extremely rare that kills in a particularly dreadful way, like a shark attack, evokes more fear than something far more common that kills in a less gruesome manner, like a heart attack.
"She was treated in the most dreadful way by the people who were supposed to protect and care for her".
They even might have been miscreants, he speculates, "people who misbehaved in such a dreadful way that they had to be put away as close to the spirits as possible, so they could not come back".
Most of America's politicians seem to agree that this is a dreadful way to manage investment in infrastructure, since it makes long-term planning and contracting all but impossible.
