They also remind the reader of the double role dogs have played in human history — as man's proverbial best friend, and as a common, and dreaded bearer of incurable, fatal madness.
The volunteers' subjective feelings closely tracked with their brain activity, implying a common neural experience of anxiety and dread, Naci says.
Neuropathy, with its dreaded sequelae, is a common prospect for an aging population, and not only as it relates to primary progressive aphasia.
Most people dread having a uni-brow, but a common mistake when shaping eyebrows is taking off too much from the middle of the face.
Here's a common baking conundrum: You want to bake brownies, but you dread the temptation of eating the entire batch.
For the bulk of homeowners, there is one common, and dreaded, project: leaf clean-up.
Although not common, this dreaded complication results in significant morbidity in men with advanced prostate cancer.
how would you like a recipe for a dread washing.
Instead, there's a shared spirit of adventure; the artists may have been dislocated physically, but they have an emotional common ground, all revelling in dread, joy, abandon, in uncompromised feeling of any kind.
The purpose of each human is to die alone, and a sense of dread for the future is common, even if unrealized.
