Sentence examples for no dread from inspiring English sources

You choke a people, because you fear, no, dread, what the curfewed other might say to the world.

There is no dread of mortality in Tanning.

A boy his age or younger for whom the future held no dread.

At the end, the poem shifts to short lines and sentence fragments: No dread.

It was time to walk home through the pale spring night and I had no dread at all of terrors waiting for me at home.

His attempt to apply the tenets of Kantian philosophy to Protestant Christianity was typical of an era that had little feeling for the mystery of religion and no dread of a divine judgment.

I no longer dread the advent of another rosy dawn.

I have left the NHS and am working in a job where I no longer dread the thought of Monday morning.

The work continues to absorb me, I am never not thinking about it, but I no longer dread losing my absorption through exposure to that illusion, the real world.

Recently I came to realize that people no longer dread the lost art of threatening physical harm to others because no one does it anymore.

Yes, the Yankees have played terribly so far, but there is no dreading the possibility that the team's iron-fisted owner is about to storm into the clubhouse and demand better results.