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This production has a fairly consistent narrative and the way it evokes dread is more psychologically perceptive than most shows on Broadway.

Even among some frequent business travelers, the idea of being trapped next to a passenger yapping into a cellphone evoked dread.

Now a woman alone evokes dread.

The artist and filmmaker David Lynch has an uncanny ability to create work that doesn't just evoke dread and discomfort — it can make a viewer actually feel that dread and discomfort.

It's understandable that AI evokes dread, fear, and uncertainty.

Instead of waiting, still more Fragos came and the brigade surged across the desert on April 1, positioning its full force south of the Karbala Gap -- a name that evoked a dread nearly as deep as that of chemical weapons.

The work of the Paris-based Khmer director Rithy Panh, the film has such power that, more than anything I have seen on Cambodia since I was there almost 25 years ago, it moved me deeply, evoking the dread and incredulity that was a presence then.

I know this may be overdoing it, but few other American cities have the power to evoke spiritual dread the way Boston does.

These films consistently evoke a dread of water.

HAIFA STREET evokes more dread than almost any other place in Baghdad.

Radio-Activity (1975) began with the sound of a geiger counter, evoking nuclear dread.