Sentence examples for increasing dread from inspiring English sources
"I turned the pages with increasing dread," says Stephen King of the book.
As Alice pores over the coverage of Casement's trial and ponders his fate with increasing dread, she wonders who, if anyone, will remain loyal to her.
(The Borowitz Report) — While billions around the world await the Mayan Apocalypse this Friday with increasing dread, there is palpable excitement about it at the headquarters of Google, Inc., which is preparing what its C.E.O. is calling "our most awesome Google Doodle ever".
Patty Jenkins, who wrote the screenplay as well as directed, has a background in commercials and music videos, but she works in a plain, straightforward way, concentrating on the emotional connection between the two women their arguments, reconciliations, lovemaking and then the increasing dread they both feel as Wuornos goes wild.
Despite my increasing dread of opening his e-mails, I continued to do so, and to write back.
Nina's obsession with being perfect -- the perfect ballerina, the perfect daughter, the perfect Swan -- lead her down an increasingly dark path in which her sanity is threatened and the drums of tragedy thunder with increasing dread.
Seven perceptions were measured, including: increasing risk, dread of risk, belief that they know the risk, known to science/experts, personal control, trust of authorities and public support for the risk-reducing measures.
Encouraging them not to dread what is engulfing them only increases their dread; that is why the blue politics of coastal "progressives" only drives them closer to Trump, and why their support for him remains invariant, no matter what he says or does that outrages the rest of us.
A traumatised nation headed towards the imminent Republican and Democratic conventions with an increasing sense of dread.
Before that, we watch with an increasing sense of dread, as her husband becomes an ever more ineffectual king.
As Blanca concludes her memoir for Otto and moves eastward toward the territory of her imaginings, we feel, instead of hope and relief, an increasing sense of dread.
