Sentence examples for dread among from inspiring English sources

Macedonia is referred to with dread among the child refugees.

The military duty is a source of fascination, if not exactly dread, among his teammates.

No group affiliated with the government inspires more hatred and dread among the opposition than the shabiha.

"Kim Jong-il inspired awe and dread among his people and was never a leader friendly with the public," Mr. Cheong said.

The success of Naftali Bennett, whose Jewish Home party won 12 seats in the recent Israeli elections, only adds to the sense of dread among many Palestinians.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8 — The moment that provoked so much dread — among the commissioner, the public and pitchers everywhere — was saved by the man it hurt the most.

Infinite loops are dreaded among programmers, so be careful that this doesn't happen to you!

But the chaos on the streets of Athens, where more than 80,000 people turned out to protest on Sunday, and in other cities across Greece reflected a growing dread — certainly among Greeks, but also among economists and perhaps even European officials — that the sharp belt-tightening and the bailout money it brings will still not be enough to keep the country from going over a precipice.

Many playwrights dread sitting among their audiences: Nothing is quite as soul-killing as overhearing people savage your work in midperformance.

2.17pm BST Yen rises after payroll data That dread phrase among Japanese manufacturers, chō endaka or "super-strong yen", is back after the dollar fell sharply against the euro and the yen in the wake of the worse-than-expected US jobs numbers.

Fear and dread are among the most unhelpful emotions for assaying truth.