Sentence examples for dreaded life from inspiring English sources

I always operated on this assumption until I went to college and met students who dreaded "life in the real world".

Mother Xu (in village 2) and her husband looked after each other but she dreaded life alone: 'I don't know which one of us will die first; anyway, the one who will die first is the luckiest'.

However, their happiness is short-lived as a former member of the WWW simply named "Professor" reveals this was all part of his scheme to revive the dreaded Life Virus.

My contention is that you'll rapidly recognize the incredible fortune it is to live this lunatic life that requires navigating the dreaded work-life-balance ordeal.

Acute respiratory failure is a dreaded and life-threatening event that represents the main reason for ICU admission.

Bored and cynical about his life as a Petersburg dandy, Onegin dreads country life even more as he is summoned to the deathbed of his uncle.

Following her was a futile effort and so I often found myself among boxes of exotic nougats and crystalized sugar used for stomach aches, dreading my life until we could finally retreat.

I knew then that the time I had dreaded all my life was at hand.

Dhumavati is described as a hag or witch, crafty and quarrelsome; she represents all the dreaded miseries of life.

It should be noted, however, that tumor hemorrhage is a dreaded and potentially life-threatening event in cancer therapy and therefore patients should be carefully monitored for this potentially serious adverse effect during application of TRAs.

If you dread going to work, it's like you dread living your life.