Sentence examples similar to aspect of dread from inspiring English sources
The second, which has cast a shadow of dread over every aspect of my life and the lives of millions of others, was the change of government.
"And I'd have been going around dreading every aspect of my life, which didn't really seem like a good way to live.
When he told the real estate agent through whom he was renting out his condo how much he dreaded this aspect of the move, she suggested he contact Spencer Brown, the owner of a three-year-old company, Rentagreenbox.com.
The only aspect of this remake that might stir even half an emotion of dread is listening to the terrible dialogue and clunky screenplay.
Into His course there entered sinless frailty and dread temptation; no aspect of His life or character escaped the assault of evil.
But Abigail's preoccupation with man-made ecological disaster isn't a psychological quirk: Smith's deeper point is that ecological fear weighs on all of us, even if we believe or pretend it doesn't, and she shows how this dread permeates every aspect of her characters' relatively privileged lives.
Let's start with the formal aspect of feedback at most organizations: the dreaded performance-review process.
It was the Hand of Dread.
