Sentence examples similar to imaginary dread from inspiring English sources

One pernicious category of imaginary risks involves those created by users of the dreaded "slippery slope" arguments.

The sense of dread was also cultivated by H.P. Lovecraft, who invented the famous Necronomicon, an imaginary book of knowledge so ferocious that any scientist who dares to read it succumbs to madness.

Disarmingly pretty tunes provide innocuous preludes to creeping aural dread and the best tracks conjure up movies in your head, with White Pulse and Dark Blues in particular conjuring imaginary terrors.

Imaginary kingdoms.

Dread builds.

Imaginary characters in an imaginary world.

TERF fears are imaginary.

But it's possible to imagine that our imaginary student would at least have found some food for thought in Mr. Snyder's grandiose, meticulously art-directed vision of blood, cruelty and metaphysical dread.

An imaginary scenario?

This is not imaginary.

Mostly dread.