Sentence examples for excessive dread from inspiring English sources
Its plot is driven by a florid sadist who has designs on a defenseless child, up to and including human sacrifice, and I found myself setting down the book out of excessive dread as often as I picked it up out of unsatifised curiosity.
The most common type of clinical anxiety is generalized anxiety disorder, marked by excessive worry and feelings of fear and dread, often for no concrete reason.
It was important that Mr. Obama transcend the debate about whose partisanship has been excessive and whose words have sown the most division and dread.
Phrases like "The greatest danger is not excessive zeal but undue hesitation" flash across the screen, filling you with dread.
Yesterday's blanket coverage was not excessive; the 10 days of overload preceding it were the problem, creating a sense of dread.
He will soon discover that big money, excessive caution and a plethora of hangers-on are no protection against that most dreaded of political diseases, losing.
