Sentence examples for dread of leaving from inspiring English sources

Fowles moved to Lyme Regis despite his wife's dread of leaving London.

It's not all positive: I have a fear of death that was not with me before, a dread of leaving my children.

The thought of getting in-home help is antithetical to our parents' sense of self worth, exceeded only by the dread of leaving their homes for assisted living facilities.

Some people thrive and dread the thought of leaving.

He dreads the thought of leaving.

While many kids dread school, the idea of leaving horrible stepparents to attend a special school staffed by wise adults to develop unique and powerful abilities seems like a fantasy kids could embrace.

Clinker's owner cannot bear the thought of leaving her pet behind, but the dread of having it isolated on her return prevents her taking it.

Use this time to uncover the spontaneous and easygoing side of yourself that is sometimes buried by our lifestyle back at home, and instead of dreading leaving that behind, bring that mindset back with you!

The sense of dread left me.

The proximity of that conflict and the car bombing that killed the general brought back smoldering grudges but also a feeling of dread left from Lebanon's own bloody, 15-year civil war.

The retired businessman said this sense of dread never left him, "though generally if you don't interfere with them, they don't interfere with you".