Sentence examples for same dreadful from inspiring English sources

It was a fictional creation, he said, a work of art: "This character is an ideal monster exactly like the Yahoo of Swift, and it has almost the same dreadful reality.

Most UAE banks have still posted half-year profits this year bigger than for all of 2004.In this section New king, same dreadful job Slurping around Trying to leave Gaza nicely Ever closer to the nuclear brink The death of John Garang A troubled but lingering president ReprintsThe urge is to get in on the action.

"House" and "Garden" have a precursor of sorts in Mr. Ayckbourn's 1974 trilogy, "The Norman Conquests," which puts the same six characters through their paces in the dining room ("Table Manners"), sitting room ("Living Together") and garden ("Round and Round the Garden") of the same house on the same dreadful weekend.

"I BAKED YOU COOKIES!" I shouted over the same dreadful opening act.

In 1998, Paul lost Linda, his wife of nearly thirty years, to the same dreadful disease that had claimed his mother four decades earlier.

It certainly appears to be time to educate them that cigars may have more tobacco than cigarettes and may put them at risk for the same dreadful illnesses including cancer and emphysema.

Nobody is blaming McMurray, Webb or even big Filip for their wayward elbows and well-placed punches but it is, all the same, a dreadful shame when a big fight collapses at such short notice.

In late spring of 2011, there were all of six days between the opening of the Eve Best/Charles Edwards "Much Ado About Nothing" at Shakespeare's Globe (wonderful) and the Catherine Tate/David Tennant West End take on the same play (dreadful, for the most part).

He gave away the mindset -- basically the same chilling, dreadful policy-making mentality under whose influence we've already suffered for almost eight years.

Reading Jeff Vandermeer's novel "Annihilation" — the first in a trilogy, all to be released this year — I had the same sensation of dreadful, delicious anticipation I used to have as I cracked open one of the books in the basement.

Would we, in the same position, be sufficiently dreadful to protect our offspring from a richly deserved oblivion?