Sentence examples for no longer dread from inspiring English sources

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.

For the most, part, though, I no longer dread the queue for the loo, knowing that when I open that portaloo door, there will be paper and hand sanitiser and – wait for it – I might even be able to sit down.

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.

I no longer dreaded opening up my laptop or looking at the push notifications on my phone.

London Irish stalwart Declan Danaher says he is ready to contemplate retirement and no longer dreads the day when his 14-year career ends.

I would joke that I no longer dreaded Mondays in any way.

With the debacle of Vietnam long gone and conscription no longer a dread prospect for America's young men, the forces tend to be held in high civilian esteem.

Our series received the dreaded cancellation notice, by this time no longer so dreaded.

Getting dressed in the morning is no longer a dreaded act.