Sentence examples for i dread that from inspiring English sources

But I think most prospective parents would be anxious not to make any mistakes – I dread that, if our children turn to adults and have insurmountable problems, they'll blame us for being bad at parenting.

"On each occasion, on every piston stroke, I dread that he'll break through and shaft my soft-boned skull and seed my thoughts with his essence, with the teeming cream of his banality".

I recognize that this gesture will most likely be considered an imposition by this person, even if only for a second, and I dread that.

"I dread that — with" Bertie's "small empty brain — very much for future children".

But the reformers have been on such a scorched-earth rampage of late that I dread that the next state budget will be the one that cuts us out.

I dread that happening to me.

"More and more I dreaded that I would lose my trust in humankind".

"Me being the prude I was, and still am, I dreaded that so much!

Though I dreaded that she would stop breathing, I was relieved that she would die of natural causes and not from suicide.

Ever since I found myself described as a 'wild child' in a local paper as a teenager, I dreaded that one day I would wake up to find paparazzi outside my door.

When I returned this spring I dreaded that I would be disappointed – that the sea could never be as blue as I remembered, the islands as perfect, the landscape on the mainland as grand, the views across the Minch towards the Outer Hebrides as spectacular and the village as hospitable.