Sentence examples for it's pretty dreadful from inspiring English sources

But aside from that, it's pretty dreadful.

It's pretty dreadful, looking back on it.

It's pretty dreadful, screwing up your work for the sake of a drink.

I demurred: "It's pretty dreadful... ., and she shot back: "In what precise way does that differ from 'awful'?" I set down this exchange because I think it encapsulates a lot of what has enabled the Coens to continue to ride high in popular estimation – and to win Oscars, rake in receipts and put bums on plush – which is that they are insistently likeable film-makers.

It is all very art-school-students-commissioned-by-major-corporation-to-make-a-viral-video-with-little-oversight and it's pretty dreadful.

Google+'s initial product was pretty dreadful, and it pales in comparison to the product that exists today.

For example, one day the kids wondered about sequels: would a Netflix user who liked the first two "Matrix" movies be just as likely to enjoy the third one, even though it was widely considered to be pretty dreadful?

Until that moment, Cisco's customer service had been pretty dreadful.

England's bowlers learnt from their day one mistakes Stuart Broad exempt, England's bowling on Thursday was pretty dreadful, and the decision from Alastair Cook to throw on Adam Lyth in a bid to get anything out of a flat track.

The couch that she'd found in Pennsylvania was "pretty dreadful," which, for her purposes, made it perfect.

Speaking to the BBC's Good Morning Scotland programme, Mr Findlay admitted the polls were "pretty dreadful" for Labour.