Sentence examples for which is dreadful from inspiring English sources

What's more, she has a reputation for making her students go in circles and spend extra years in school, which is dreadful.

And not constantly talk about her troubles, which were dreadful.

BERMAN: I think the wars have been counterproductive in some respects — for a while they appeared to discredit the notion of liberal democracy altogether, which was dreadful.

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.

In a few tunes, like "My Arms," the rhythm section opted for a lightly funky bossa nova style, which was dreadful.

He did turn up, though, of course - also wearing ridiculously tight trousers - first to duet on something that might have been his latest, Mother's Day themed single, which was dreadful, and then on All Night Long, which wasn't.

"This doctor has condemned my sister to a year, so far, of terrible suffering and a death which is too dreadful to contemplate, when she could have been completely cured.

I can't even guess what's wrong with the Rangers' power play, which is habitually dreadful.

There's Nelson Mandela's trial speech; Da Vinci's Notebook; the original Penny Black postage stamp of 1840 which you can just pull out of a wall for a really close up view; Jane Austen's writing table with a prim and proper copy of Persuasion in her own very neat hand contrasted with Ian Fleming's The Living Daylights the handwriting of which is perfectly dreadful.

But then the sport involved is horse racing, which is accustomed to dreadful moments when much-loved family members have to be executed.

I think there might be a pony-skin situation on his shoes, which is always rather dreadful, because it looks like an extension of someone's foot hair.