Sentence examples for much more dreadful from inspiring English sources

I mean, we think of them all as jolly millionaire mal vivants, but they're much more dreadful than that.

To be fair, dating anywhere is miserable, but, there's something about living in Los Angeles that makes all of it so much more dreadful.

"The new series of Peep Show - a welcome return to form?" I haven't seen last night's yet but I thought the first was pretty good - much more like seasons 1-3 than 4 or the dreadful 5.

Much depends on the reader's foreknowledge of its even more dreadful end, so the book is for children of the heroine's own age or older.

The problem (and I write this in the knowledge that many of these columns bang on about there being much more to design than mere style) was that they looked dreadful — fiddly, fussy, overwrought and, at worst, downright ugly.

As she explains, "A-n-n looks dreadful, but A-n-n-e looks so much more distinguished.

Sonia, in the following extract, is a guide who has irritated Malcolm so much that she has started to compare her to some of Chekhov's more dreadful female characters.

How can this be possible, considering the fact that is was much more difficult to bring the divided peoples of Europe closer together after all those dreadful events of the past?

I think we were scraping the barrel a bit at that period" and "a good idea but it was dreadful... Atom Heart Mother sounds like we didn't have any idea between us, but we became much more prolific after it".

The presentation made it even more dreadful.

The Scottish case brings an even more dreadful prospect.