Sentence examples for growing dread of from inspiring English sources

The near unison reflects growing dread of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (B.D.S).

The near unison reflects growing dread of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (B.D.S). movement targeting Israel, which is separate from any E.U. measures, but is often considered part of a mounting threat of isolation.

They can't run on the economy, where the positive numbers on growth are offset by the largely stagnant numbers on median incomes and the public's growing dread of outsourcing.

She swallowed back her growing dread just thinking of the days ahead in her empty flat.

They experienced a sense of growing dread.

But readers will find themselves going through this compilation with growing dread, and perhaps a kind of wonderment at what has been written, admired, and now republished about the nation's capital.

He analyzes each of the dozen of suicide attacks along the road, mapping out the growing dread.

Americans seem to be feeling a growing dread that the ground is crumbling beneath their feet, which completely parallels the collapse of Pan Am.

For Martin, though, the accomplishment was dulled by a growing dread.

That, in itself, is quite an exhausting iDoa.

There is no such thing as making dreads, only growing dreads.