Sentence examples for somewhat dreadful from inspiring English sources
These include two irregularly rotund, flambé-glaze stoneware vases by the French Art Nouveau ceramicist Piérre-Adrien Dalpayrat; two exceptionally lustrous examples of modern lusterware by Zsolnay, the Hungarian manufacturer; and that commanding, if somewhat dreadful, Wedgwood swan vase.
For someone who drives a lot, it became a somewhat dreadful experience.
Three possible ways of interpreting advance directives have been identified: either as a safeguard or as a defence instrument or as a means of making the experience of dying somewhat less dreadful [ 10].
Another was a habit of rather dreadful, somewhat unfunny mimicry, the content of which got back to the victims.
News of battles far away regularly arrives at her breakfast table: at Osborne on the Isle of Wight, on 5 February 1885 – "a fine day, my cold somewhat better" – she learns "dreadful news, Khartoum fallen, Gordon's fate uncertain.
"There was something dreadful about springtime itself," the author recalls here, somewhat astonishingly, of a season in his childhood.
