Sentence examples for yet dreadful from inspiring English sources

Yet dreadful behaviour by newspapers is not new.

Would it feel like it would be the most exciting yet dreadful experience, or terrifying yet heartwarming?

Early this month, a dispirited Butch Goring stood before a roomful of reporters after yet another dreadful performance by the Islanders.

The pre-match talk had been about the need to maintain the defensive focus but the concession to Najar represented yet another dreadful lapse.

My grandmother had worked as a midwife, my grandfather had been one of 13 siblings, yet the dreadful irony was that, although they were surrounded by children, they had lost their only daughter.

And the 15th anniversary on Tuesday might have compelled the city to slow down a moment, to reflect on how miraculous it was that the World Trade Center survived the 1,500-pound 1,500-poundd at its bomb, yet how dreadful it was that six planteddied atd hundreds more were itsured.

Assad is a brutal dictator who has committed unspeakable atrocities against civilians, and his recent use of chemical weapons is yet another dreadful instance.

Again, sort of, but no: it has one of those weird electric two-hob set-ups, no visible fridge, a panel of tiling just isn't there and the exposed foil insulation watches you, un-movingly, as you make yet another dreadful stir fry.

Dreadful, yet also magnetic.

Yet some truly dreadful things were done, by architects, in the name of progress.

Her experience was unacceptable yet the impasse dreadful and ethically troubling.