Sentence examples for would be dreadfully from inspiring English sources

It would be dreadfully hard for him, but he should.

This would be dreadfully self-defeating because Olympic hockey is the best advertising the N.H.L. can get.

Maybe he knew it would be dreadfully flat in Mohali, where India's 283 without loss in 58 overs quickly put Australia's first innings total of 408 into perspective, with Virender Sehwag's replacement, Shikhar Dhawan, hitting the fastest Test century by a debutant.

That would be dreadfully boring.

Without her first mate on board, Gardiner-Smith feared it would be "dreadfully lonely," but found inspiration in Elli's resiliency. .

It would be a dreadfully dull world if we all had the same skills, responses and ways of dealing with the difficulties of existence.

"The surface offered very little assistance to the bowlers, who would have been dreadfully disappointed not to make more of the early cloud cover.

Or, these sales can be dreadfully timed in retrospect.

There's every reason to believe voter turnout Tuesday will be dreadfully low.

It can be dreadfully difficult to be a small business owner these days.

Sarcasm needs humor to work well — sarcasm for sarcasm's sake can be dreadfully annoying.