Sentence examples for relatively dreadful from inspiring English sources
After Glitter, the first album of the deal was released on – oh, Mariah – September 11 2001, to a critical mauling and (relatively) dreadful sales.
United have been utterly dreadful lately, playing relatively the joint worst football in the league along with Villa, and yet they're comfortably keeping Arsenal at arm's length.
That's how you win, Sony, by calling your developers idiots for not knowing how to work around dreadful load times and relatively small storage space.
Some also have well-spread toes, but there is no good evidence of webbing between them, and animals like hadrosaurs had hooves that would be dreadful in water or on soft ground, but ideal for walking on relatively hard surfaces.
In his best games measured by Total QBR he has had relatively fewer action plays so he hasn't been able to overcome that one truly dreadful game yet".
Yet this is part of an ongoing narrative that says this election is like 2004, in which a relatively unpopular and vulnerable incumbent won because the out-party overestimated voters' distaste for the incumbent and nominated a dreadful candidate.
