Sentence examples for from dread from inspiring English sources

Attitudes towards old age vary, but are rarely free from dread.

The prospect pleased him and his mood changed from dread to anticipation.

But despite the lack of power, flooding and foiled weekend plans, the soggy Northeast's collective mood shifted Sunday from dread to relief.

Over all, the curators, Sabine Russ and Gregory Volk, succeed in creating an atmosphere in which anticipation is never too far from dread.

In the poetry I select [in his anthology "A Book of Luminous Things"], I am not seeking an escape from dread but, rather, proof that dread and reverence can exist within us simultaneously.

In interviews across the state, Wisconsinites expressed emotions ranging from dread to panic as they grappled with the realization that Walker would soon be back behind his desk performing his duties.

Not just because it'll save you from dreaded screen-crack if the device is dropped on the floor.

Far from dreading the sack, we had the job security of monks illuminating manuscripts in some medieval cloister.

Far from dreading the moment when their children discover the tooth fairy doesn't exist, most parents I know can't wait for the day.

De Niro is driven enough, but the drive has never expressed itself in garrulity, still less in smooth talk, and his great rages, in the past, have welled up from dreads and thwartings that really matter — the ones that carry weight in a man's soul — whereas the whole gist of Ben, this new character, is that he has wasted his energy on nonsense.

Never again will you suffer from dreaded "iPad Claw" or "Tablet Cramps".