Sentence examples similar to it dreads that from inspiring English sources
He dreaded that great corruption would take place, and wished to have it amended so as to prevent it.
People dreaded that letter".
I dreaded that conversation.
She dreaded that prospect.
But he suddenly found himself dreading that moment.
The island of the fearless sponge divers now has an enemy it dreads: a fast-spreading blight that has chewed up sponge beds across the Mediterranean.
As much as he dreads that, Mr. Partida understands the desire.
The days of her court appearance Beauty is an emotional wreck, hoping it is the day she will be released while dreading that it is just anther pointless exercise in legal mumbo-jumbo.
I picked up Joby Warrick's Black Flags: The Rise of Isis (Corgi) with a heavy heart, dreading that it would be a sensationalist lightweight playing up to western fears and biases.
From a distance, I had a pang of horror, dreading that it might be a menu, with pulled pork and macaroni cheese advertised like they were casual labour vacancies.
It has an unsettling undercurrent that runs through it: there's this sense of dread that permeates it, which was compelling and also made it difficult to read at times.
