Sentence examples for dread toward from inspiring English sources

Virility only gets more contradictory and complicated with time and, reading through "A History of Virility," one looks with mounting dread toward each new historical epoch.

Instead of celebrating bonuses this Christmas season, too many American workers are looking with dread toward 2008, worried about their rising levels of debt, or whether they will be able to hang on to a job with few or no benefits or how to tell their kids that they won't be able to help with the cost of college.

The country has no choice but to take the first, dread steps toward putting its house in order.

The point of no return has been passed, and the country has no choice but to take the first, dread steps toward putting its house in order.

Heidegger points us toward dread.

His prolonged absence provides a steady sense of dread propelling the novel toward its conclusion.

In late June, NOAA predicted gusts of wind surging from sea toward land, prompting dread that masses of crude would assault the Louisiana shoreline.

Mr. Yorke's lyrics tend to start inside, with a particular ache or a feeling of dread, and then move outward, toward a disturbing image or forebodings and predictions: of another ice age, of hurricanes, of violence.

The only nature I'm communing with is my basic nature toward free-floating dread.

The present study offers a first step by exploring the link between mother and father tendencies to view potentially threatening situations as rapidly escalating toward dreaded outcomes (i.e., looming cognitive style) and the emotional disturbances and looming cognitive styles of their adult offspring.

When he looked up and realized that he was alone in the center, the dread-head turned toward the stage and dapped a smiling DJ Paul.