Sentence examples for dreaded figure from inspiring English sources
This boy was a big shot in the street gang that controlled our area, a dreaded figure.
Upon returning, she hacks into Blomkvist's computer to check up on him and discovers an e-mail message from Svensson mentioning Zala, who just happens to be a dreaded figure from her own past.
The New Republic recently called her "the next Elizabeth Warren," suggesting that, just as Ms. Warren had been to the banking sector, Ms. Crawford "has become a dreaded figure to the industry she wants to reform".
Long seen as one of the most dreaded figures in Mr. Milosevic's cadre, a man whom politicians have accused of orchestrating political killings, Mr. Markovic had remained in his post, tolerated by President Vojislav Kostunica, in the interests of stability.
There's a familiar script we know is coming as soon as we see headlines about another mass shooting this time at a synagogue, by a loner festering with rage and resentment and infected with anti-Semitism that's been inflamed by right-wing attacks on George Soros and the dreaded, horned figure of Shylock the globalist financier.
Nearly all the triumphs that make him so dread a figure in the Senate date from a period in which he held no conspicuous office.
Microsoft has stripped out ads from personal email accounts and even figured out a way to manage those dreaded newsletters we all sign up for but can't figure out how to unsubscribe from.
The show, which opened in December, has repeatedly flirted with the dreaded contractual "stop clause," the box office figure under which a theater owner can evict a production.
AFTER months of dreading each new employment figure, the White House is now getting used to good news.
People dreaded that letter".
