Sentence examples for dreadful fear from inspiring English sources

I could make him a more attractive man". These supposedly tough-guy hockey players seem to have a dreadful fear of needles and most shun Novocain.

Anyone who still enjoys pining for the RTD era might want to think back to the last time that drawings became deadly, in 2006's dreadful Fear Her.

Buddy too is a source of perpetual comedy; from his turkey-gizzard manhood to his dreadful fear that he drives women to suicide, his awfulness is set down with sardonic glee.

It doesn't just explain the motive of the Quangels, it helps us understand how they must have felt, why they were so outraged and how that helped them overcome the dreadful fear of the police and, worse still, their neighbours.

"I have no fear whatsover of death, although I've got a dreadful fear of a bad death".

"As everyone else speeds up there is a dreadful fear that we will end up being seen as even more peripheral than we already are".

Reading a centenary account of the Somme the other day, I noted generals hesitating to do the right thing in that dreadful battle for fear of what the Mail might say in 1916.

Though, when new arrivals to the great outdoors in wildest Cumbria tackled the obstacles, they found they were less dreadful than they feared.

"Now that daylight has come, we see that the situation is even more dreadful than we feared with buildings collapsed, people trapped under the rubble and no sound of life".

Shock waves from the explosion blew out windows in downtown Manhattan, made the Brooklyn Bridge sway and gave dreadful confirmation to fears that saboteurs were at large in the city.

The mayor of Accumoli, Stefano Petrucci, was in tears, saying the situation was "even more dreadful than we feared, with buildings collapsed, people trapped under the rubble and no sound of life".