Sentence examples for least dreadful from inspiring English sources

But to be frank, a customer blabbing loudly on the phone is one of the least dreadful social crimes till staff are on the receiving end of.

Aiming spells fares less well, the faintest hint of action leaving Kinect baffled, so it's a shadow of past Fables, but possibly the least dreadful Kinect game.

It was also here that I got a referral to a tree surgeon and an upholsterer, and learned which of the dreadful local Chinese restaurants is the least dreadful.

Brian Moyler of Gawker, who writes of his dislike of mash-ups, characterized it as "the only mash-up of the night that actually makes sense" but he called it an "awful aural clash" and "the second least dreadful".

However, at least the dreadful contrivance of double points for this race kept everything alive, for Rosberg knew that, even if he could hobble home in fifth, it would be enough to steal the title if Hamilton had a mishap and failed to finish.

And then you do, in fact, feel dreadful – at least I do.

But the France half-back sliced the difficult conversion attempt, which was at least consistent with the dreadful goalkicking standards in a match of 15 tries but only five goals.

In spite of the flaws of the format - the tournament is far too long and there were, at the beginning, too many teams of limited appeal and ability in the mix - it is turning out to be an astonishing event, not least because of the dreadful murder of Bob Woolmer, to whom we pay tribute on page 74.

Often the best way to deal with a terrible situation is to pretend it's not happening and/or learn calligraphy.... in the fact that though the Abbott government may be dreadful, at least we don't suffer civil wars, state-sanctioned murder, corrupt kleptocracy, brutal dictatorship or violent anarchy like so much of the world does.

It all felt dreadful, but at least we were alive.

He said it in front of an enthusiastic crowd outside No 10, carried away by the realization that at least for the moment the dreadful prospect of a European-wide war had been averted.