Sentence examples for in dread of being from inspiring English sources
For several weeks, she lived in dread of being discovered.
An affair with a German was still riskier than a flirtation with communism, and she lived in "dread of being discovered".
What remains is a climate of terror in an already fearful land where anyone who took part in the protests lives in dread of being identified.
I was at the back of the line and watched it happen to my brothers while I stood compliant, soaked in dread of being hit.
"Some stop voicing their opinions and abandon their activities altogether; others continue to exercise their rights, but live in constant dread of being punished". Human Rights Watch acknowledged advances in education and healthcare for the general population but lamented that they were not matched by respect for civil and political rights.
The image was ingrained in Amira, and she says that her work as a reporter is rooted in the "dread of being a bystander".
Every day, in the black community, dread of being wrongly arrested, killed, hated, verbally/physically attacked, discriminated against, losing a loved one and more is choked back in order to try and live the American dream.
I thought it was important to overcome this fear and dread of being in New York, and to participate.
For now, at least, any potential embrace of the more freewheeling spirit of the 1980s appears to be hindered by the conformism demanded of those who have ascended in the hierarchy — and their dread of being accused of ideological heresy.
Around 4 PM they left for Boston, leaving me alone with my dread of being lost in the past; absent.
