Sentence examples for a dread of the from inspiring English sources
He does beauty, and a dread of the unbeautiful sustains his film.
It's a dread of the unknown I've acquired lately that I cannot quite throw off.
One reason for the heavy heart though, was a dread of the pious politics that the show might represent.
These 51 adults rear dozens of children who have no prospects of marriage on the compound and a dread of the outside world.
Ailing and Close to Eviction For Nancy Nay, 41, the time-limit letters did not evoke the fear of the unknown, but a dread of the familiar.
Addie's request, spurred not only by insomnia but also by a dread of the big sleep, comes as a genuine shock in so cozy a setting.
Frank Hasek, an Army private in a motor pool, back from the Middle East, is overwhelmed by hallucinations, a dread of redeployment and the distance he feels from his girlfriend and their baby.
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A dread of making mistakes.
