Sentence examples similar to dread intensified from inspiring English sources

There is not much action, but rather a gathering mood of dread and suspense, intensified by Jeff Grace's score and the alterations of the terrain.

He went into the bathroom and splashed water on his face, but the water only intensified his already palpable dread.

While the industry had done extremely well in recent years, competition—including the dreaded Japanese variety was intensifying.

That drag geisha lullaby was very Lynchian, while the gathering sense of dread after Alex falls off the radar is intensified by the throbbing soundtrack.

But his over-all power has intensified now that his joy seems mixed with dread, now that his rapacious appetites are understood as partly a reaction to a broken culture.

Agency: Mr President Director Alison Jacksonn The sense of dread in this smartly put-together film for the YMCA is intensified by the music; a note rising higher and higher as the tension is wound ever tighter.

Longstanding concerns about the dreaded hard landing in the Chinese economy have once again intensified.

Recent books with titles such as Our Final Invention: Artificial Intelligence and the End of the Human Era only intensify the dread.

The setting is intensified, until in the seventh repeat all voices continue the text simultaneously: "" ("dread and need" or "anguish and trouble" ).

As Michael rapidly intensified Tuesday night and early Wednesday, forecasters on Twitter described feelings of sickness and dread.

Suffering in this view is not just lots of pain but pain intensified by human emotions like loss, sadness, worry, regret, self-pity, shame, humiliation and dread.