Sentence examples for dread that some from inspiring English sources

Yesterday there was relief mixed with anger that the neighborhood's team had come under questioning, anticipation of victory tempered by dread that some accuser would dredge up other charges of irregularities.

Lyrics evoked the same surreal sense of dread that permeates some of Atlanta's best scenes – "All I see is zombies / Feeding all around us / All they eat are people / and you won't survive," Gambino sings on Zombies – and forecasted the complicated racial politics of This Is America.

THEY are some foe of ancestral dread that will subjugate, confine and torture the most dear of our aspirations, liberty.

But dread — that was another matter.

Opponents of Mr. Préval dread that possibility.

Did he ever dread that day? "No.

There's a special sense of dread that comes with that phrase, "serial killer".

Why dread that?" But the bikini has become the star of several fear-inspiring marketing campaigns.

There's no creeping sense of violent dread that Dot Allison's incredible voice cannot soothe.

The unfocused dread that Jennifer feels will linger to the end.

It involved my dreams coming true and the empty dread that often follows that experience.