Sentence examples for dread deepened from inspiring English sources

But as the weeks passed and the shelling continued, the family's sense of dread deepened.

Her diary's atmosphere of paranoia and dread deepens as Misty rediscovers her gift for painting and the Waytansea locals begin to circle around her like sharks.

I had this terrible feeling of dread, which deepened when the hurricane was elevated to a Category 5. We all knew that the pumps that kept New Orleans dry wouldn't be able to handle more than about a Category 3. My mother has an elderly friend in New Orleans, and I did something I never do.

For some, there is a sense of dread, which deepens after incidents like one this week in which the Israeli Army killed a leading Hamas figure by firing missiles as he drove in the West Bank.

When a mountain lion strays onto his school campus and is shot, Logan identifies with the animal as much as he fears it and connects the beast with his sexual curiosity, dread and deepening sense of alienation.

The relative absence of gun battles and car chases helps "Animal Kingdom" build and sustain a mood of deepening dread.

Images of hunters and savage dogs tracking wild boars in the spectacularly rugged landscape of Corsica infuse Orso Miret's film "Rules of Silence" with a deepening sense of dread.

It is with a deepening sense of dread over the fate of humanity that we call on you today to use the powers of your presidency to champion a U.S. goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2025.

Ms. Peirce plays up the story's religious themes and Carrie's burgeoning power as she discovers her telekinetic gifts, even as the dread of the female body that deepens Mr. De Palma's version somehow goes missing.

The stage designers' similarly dystopian settings seem to deepen the impression of dread, although only one team claims to respond to the rhythms while the other insists they render the excerpt's crude orchestration.

The confusion only deepened, for many, the feelings of dread.