Sentence examples for dread inspiring from inspiring English sources
Her husband's routine colonoscopy fills her with a curious mortal dread, inspiring both waiting-room anxiety — what if he has some terrible cancer?
The word to best describe the Zulawski oeuvre might be "awful" in its root sense of inspiring dread.
When it posts videos of people being beheaded or shot, Isis advances several of its goals - simultaneously inspiring dread in its enemies, teaching the communities it controls the dire consequences of departing from an exceptionally extreme interpretation of Islam and sowing chaos in the population as a whole.
Lunar eclipses scared the hell out of the ancients, the Moon's color inspiring fear and dread.
Crave Online heavily criticized the film, calling the story formulaic and the production values "threadbare", and further adding that they dreaded the idea of it inspiring an actual live-action film on the series in light of Capcom's Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li.
"I'm not interested in pointing fingers at a particular industry," he said in an interview, but rather inspiring a sort of existential dread.
And so the diarist's dread came to be described as hope, her terror as courage, her prayers of despair as inspiring.
