Sentence examples for dread of being called from inspiring English sources
The dread, in Clay's case, might be more metaphysical than real, a fear of his own subjectivity or the dread of being called up and stalked by his guilty conscience.
It is the constant dread of being called out for differences as real as imagined.
All of the burial team dread one day being called to a burial in their own villages.
Do I really fancy Demi Lovato or is it just the idea of her? Before too long I have been completely engulfed in all the magic and dread of what used to be called the World Wide Web.
This phenomenon is called a "dread".
They are called the dreaded S word: soft.
"I have a sense of dread that she will be calling me in the middle of the night when we have our first snowstorm," Amy said.
Once the dread of being diagnosed had passed, women faced the daily frustrations of living with LAM.
They are calling for a devaluation of the yuan.The prospect fills Asia with dread.
