Sentence examples for taste dreadful from inspiring English sources

The leaves will taste dreadful, no doubt, but it's either that or become gator chow.

He's heard it tastes dreadful.

The taste was "dreadful," Wolf said.

We can finally be ourselves again!" Some designers are right behind the shift towards colour – think Kevin McCloud and his mission to wean 'colour shy' Brits off magnolia and beige, or Laurence Llewellyn-Bowen, who remarked in my interview with him last year: "'No taste' is dreadful.

What if it turns out they have dreadful taste?

She is joined at the family home by her three daughters: an unhappy cynic (Julia Roberts), a bland saint (Julianne Nicholson), and a ditz with dreadful taste in men (Juliette Lewis).

You so desire the acceptance and love of your community, that you stomach the dreadful taste regularly, pretending all the while to enjoy it.

He may have had good taste, as shown by his creations, but he made dreadful choices.

Appearance 1 star Taste 0 star James This looked good but, in fact, it was really pretty dreadful.

A dreadful April turned them away from the top half, leaving a sour taste to what seemed a palatable campaign.

Appearance 3 stars Taste 3 stars William Sitwell This looked fairly decent but was totally let down by the chicken, which was dreadful - bland, no texture, stringy, horrible.