Sentence examples for something dreadful about from inspiring English sources
"It says something dreadful about our culture, but celebrities are the saints of today".
"There was something dreadful about springtime itself," the author recalls here, somewhat astonishingly, of a season in his childhood.
There was something dreadful about springtime itself, the way plants and animals lost control, the "Lord of the Flies" buzzing, the heat indoors.
His performance is note-perfect: the length of time he takes to reply, the way he gulps slightly before speaking, his refusal to turn towards his friend, the look on his face as though he has just realised something dreadful about himself.
MENS -- There is something dreadful about the toxicity and reek of chemically loaded excrement.
"We were completely unaware that something dreadful was about to happen," he told The Independent.
"I felt something dreadful was about to happen in there.... Something so dreadful I couldn't even imagine it," the child remembers.
"During that time I had something dreadful to say about Saddam Hussein on a daily basis, which he deserved because he had invaded Kuwait.
He cleared his throat several times, as if he were about to reveal something dreadful.
Louise frowned at Walter from behind her tortoiseshell spectacles, in case he was about to say something dreadful.
Something dreadful is down there".
