Sentence examples for not dreadfully from inspiring English sources

Brown has said she enjoys playing the comical aspects of Dot, stating, "She's not dreadfully funny but she's amusing and I like that because it lightens it up a bit".

Is this not all dreadfully conservative?

His Tietjens is both pompous and self-aware, attractive and ungainly, though never homely enough to justify Valentine's exclamation, "You're not so dreadfully ugly, really".

Instead of travelling to Indonesia after this morning's friendly with Malaysia, Sir Alex Ferguson's team are to remain in Kuala Lumpur behind security that was visible if not always dreadfully effective.

"We are not playing dreadfully but it has got to get better.

Ah, but he wasn't a dreadfully slow two-miler.

It can mean there's a doctor there, and although it's serious he has it in hand, under control, it isn't so dreadfully bad, although he did say it's serious, or it can..

It would be laughable if it weren't so dreadfully serious an oversight.

But assuming he doesn't go dreadfully wrong, he'll win it all.

None of it would have happened had the young Ms. Fellows not been so dreadfully pigeon-toed.

As we await the judge's ruling, we can only hope he does not take so dreadfully retrograde a step.