Sentence examples for dread pervaded from inspiring English sources

An atmosphere of dread pervaded as desperate migrants tried to get to Ireland from England, via Wales and the Irish Sea.

But a sense of dread pervades them.

Thoughts about improvisation, as fancy and as dread, pervade the book.

A Beckettian dread pervades this witty first novel, a "layoff narrative" for our times.

Caracas is hectic, as always, but there is an air of dread pervading the city," says Luis, a twentysomething programmer from Venezuela's capital.

Ford is far too subtle an artist to push Sandy's symbolic possibilities, yet an air of millennarian dread pervades the book, however jaunty the tone and however good the one-liners.

A feeling of uncertainty and dread pervades the collection.

There's a sense of inevitable dread that pervades Stoked.

Its terrible legacy is a dread that pervades my existence--a terror of losing another loved one (my current wife, a child) from which I am never free.

It's the same sort of free-floating dread that has pervaded his pictures of small-town America for more than a decade, but Crewdson can't seem to shake it.

Dread and anxiety pervade the Central American country after a crackdown by Daniel Ortega's government.