Sentence examples for it inspired dread from inspiring English sources

It was a raucous and thrilling game, even on the big screen — the boards rattling with hit after hit — but it inspired dread in my hosts.

The Ottomans inspired dread in their enemies; fear was part of their arsenal.

For years, the "numbered streets" in Horden have inspired dread among even the most hardened of local residents.

PARIS — Since the first blade plunged in 1792, the French guillotine has inspired dread and dark nicknames: the widow, the barber, the national razor.

In a city that produces a limitless number of crooked public officials, overeager developers and outlandish criminals, The Miami Herald has scooped up 20 Pulitzer Prizes and has inspired dread in wrongdoers.

Such patterns have inspired dread and awe in humans from pre-historic times and these can be seen in the art prevalent to those times.

The leading cause of cancer death among British women until 1940, for much of the nineteenth century century cervical cancer inspired dread in doctors and patients alike.

It's a date that inspires dread when it's seen looming ahead on calendars in the Western world, but there are few pieces of historical evidence as to why Friday 13th is considered so unlucky.

Although not a decisive weapon, the 47-foot-long V-2 (the designation stands for Vergeltungswaffe 2, or Vengeance Weapon 2) with its one-ton warhead, was one to inspire dread among Allied civilians and soldiers alike.

The very names of certain diseases inspire dread.

As our culture increasingly enshrines physical perfection, the bikini has come to inspire dread and awe.