Sentence examples for most dreadful aspects from inspiring English sources

"One of the most dreadful aspects of this is that it is allowing members of a grouping that once did so much to damage freedom of expression in Peru to now pose as defenders of it," he said, highlighting the potential advantages it could bring to Keiko Fujimori's campaign.

Grief in all its dreadful aspects is laid bare, most famously in The Body, when Buffy's mother dies – of, most cruelly, natural causes, leaving Buffy, for all her special strengths, powerless to right this single most terrible wrong.

I saw the most dreadful things happening.

THE most dreadful cost of AIDS is in lives lost.

The weakest and far from loveliest of peoples was given the most dreadful curse and most dreadful blessing" — to be God's chosen people.

Nyx later begat the dark and dreadful aspects of the universe (e.g., Dreams, Death, War, and Famine).

It has laid bare some of the facts about the world's most dreadful wars.

The reign of King John was in all ways unlikely and, in most, dreadful.

("He stands in the corner stamping with his legs and screaming in the most dreadful manner").

Here is the most dreadful disappearance of all: destruction of the self under torture.

The weakest and far from loveliest of peoples was given the most dreadful curse and most dreadful blessing"—to be God's chosen people.