Sentence examples for dread fear from inspiring English sources

The dread fear that something might happen to them.

This leads to dread, fear, and plummeting moral.

Anxiety, a feeling of dread, fear, or apprehension, often with no clear justification.

With each book that gets published I have this dread fear that I'm going to be found out.

"My most formative childhood experience involved Stephen King, and in particular my dread fear of his book The Shining….

"Burbank has gone from support, interest and curiosity to dread, fear and 'oh my goodness' to now, I think, acceptance," he adds.

Many families I've worked with have described how they live in a constant state of dread, fearing the worst, and that these feelings never really go away.

This self-motivated learning was inspired out of a sincere interest in biology-not out of a dreaded fear of midterms.

If he thinks the savage, bloody Pequot War was mainly about land claims that could have been handled otherwise, he should look again at my account of the scarcely believable ferocity of the English troops, their frenzied butchery, which can only be explained, as they explained it, by the dreaded fear of the Antichrist.

Oh the dreaded Fear Of Missing Out.

Was it a dreaded fear, such as..