Sentence examples for certain dread from inspiring English sources

But now, to be honest, I do feel a certain dread.

Kant called this feeling "the terrifying sublime," which is "accompanied by a certain dread or melancholy".

But the admiration and excitement generated in Brussels by events in Ukraine are tempered by a certain dread.

He had heard that Janice was planning a gathering at her husband's grave for Memorial Day weekend, but the prospect of joining that group filled Norris with a certain dread.

"All these things contribute to a certain dread of Ebola, which makes it understandable that people are anxious or nervous".

Thank the universe for the film Snowpiercer; finally, a dystopian sci-fi movie that someone can gush over, one that leaves a lasting effect and a certain dread in the viewer.

About once a week, my fellow sprinters and I would do a certain, dreaded drill.

Then a certain wondrous dread sets in.

That took away a certain amount of dread and anxiety, and fear and trembling, because one's dread and anxiety and fear and trembling was just about dying, not so much about "Can I change my psyche?" Pre-Freud.

The very names of certain diseases inspire dread.

I'm on the train to Yorkshire and I'm filled with a certain kind of dread.