Sentence examples for has expressed dread from inspiring English sources

Mr. Trump, a confirmed homebody, has expressed dread about the trip, asking aides whether it can be shortened to five days from nine.

The Guardian has spoken to a number of Foreign Office and military officials in recent months, and all of them have expressed dread at the thought of a conflict with Iran.

Physicists have occasionally expressed dread over the power of their own creations.

Sponsors have expressed frustration.

But he said he dreaded the possibility that explication will all but vanish in 2008 since the primaries will be bunched together early in the year, and some candidates have already expressed reluctance to engage in too many debates.

Have many expressed interest?

He has a dread of breaking even.

Howe, a vehement critic of the contrived crosstown rivalries spawned by interleague play, expressed particular dread about the series.

Mexico also has the dreaded "red light" at customs.

But I've heard dread tales".

I had a dread of its being over.