Sentence examples for know how dreadful from inspiring English sources
"There is a fundamental hostility to Labour in former Labour heartlands and we know how dreadful Ed Miliband's trust ratings are".
Before this action, Foraker had seen little fighting, and the bloody scenes there were a shock to him; he wrote his parents, "To know how dreadful war is you must see it yourself".
At every point in your parenting life it is more important to love your child than it is to let them know how dreadful and disappointing your ex is/was.
"The stuff in italics is dreadful tosh," she says of The Life of Pi. "I don't know how people read it.
You know how it is; you meet someone once, feel obliged to accept their friend request and then have to put up with their dreadful status updates and pictures of their holidays forever more.
I don't know how many of you take public transportation, but after a long day of writing about gadgets and studying the role of the media in checking the president's ability to effectively lead the country during times of crisis, there is nothing more aggrivating than hearing some dude's awful, truly dreadful music blasting through his earbuds.
Shot by the director Jean de Limur in what appears to be a continuous take photographed from three angles, the scene builds to an annihilating force as Eagels, slowly realizing that her husband has a dreadful punishment planned for her, strikes back as violently as she knows how.
At the same time, the brilliance of the novel's temporal shuffling becomes clear: now that the reader knows how woeful the lives of the poets will become, their adventure in the Sonora Desert is freighted with dreadful poignancy.
He added: "Half a century on, the world finally discovered just how dreadful his crimes were – something these men and women had known all that time but felt powerless to do anything about".
