Sentence examples for it a dread from inspiring English sources

One of the best loved Greek myths, the story of Theseus's duel with the Minotaur has everything going for it: a dread half-man, half-bull (born of Minos's wife and a white bull – you can only imagine); a labyrinthine maze; a handsome hero; and a beautiful girl who gives him a sword and a ball of thread so he can fight it and find his way out.

After Beryl died, some of the erstwhile young diplomatic wives from different Smedley missions testified to their luck that Beryl was not, as one of them put it, a "dreaded diplomatic queen bee".

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"The power of the state, frequently spoken about as if it were a dread disease, was often most notable for the utter lack of majesty with which it was exercised," Turow writes.

It's a dread that lingers.

"It's a dread of some unidentifiable nemesis".

It's a dread of the unknown I've acquired lately that I cannot quite throw off.

It is a dread felt especially by liberals and progressives.

And it's a dread that, of course, we collectively demand get the hell out of the way so that we can get back to go-getting.

And it's a dread that, of course, we collectively demand get the hell out of the way so that we can get back to go-getting whatever's out there to be go-gotten.

Fallout 4 takes the comfortable, structured idyllic 1950s Americana, nukes it, turns it upside down and remodels it as a dread-filled landscape of desolation and unknowns.