Sentence examples similar to communal dread from inspiring English sources

Let a Jew commit an atrocity and I, too, dread the communal consequences.

This prize-winning book reinterprets more than 200 years of American political history as the interplay between the public's dread of government power and its yearning for communal democracy.

For Sileni, the communal borehole has become a place she has come to dread so much that she wishes there could be another route to take her to school.

As much performance art and communal gathering as concert, the Burning Man-like jamboree captures not only the dark dread of Krampus but the silly side, too.

While they excel at dread and fervour, Arcade Fire simply can't do loose-limbed communal joy (witness their pass-agg command for audiences to dress up at their Reflektor shows).

Dread builds.

"Something so communal".

The pain was communal.

"Apartment living is communal.

That's communal.

Mostly dread.