Sentence examples for not dread of from inspiring English sources
But in their more candid moments, some will admit to the slightest frisson of dread -- not dread of failing, but of succeeding so entirely that the adventure would be over.
Is not dread of thirst when your well is full the thirst that is unquenchable?
For Mr. Higgins, a New York Times photographer who grew up in the small town of New Brockton, Ala., age was a source of inspiration, not dread, and he wants to create positive emblems for it.
A sense of concern, if not dread, began to fill the team.
The real hazard is our own anxiety – but this trepidation is not the dread of loneliness.
Figures haunt his poems, inspiring but also frustrating him:At heart there's nothing, not the dread of death.
When I speak to parents about a tutor for their child, I tell them my goal is twofold: yes, higher grades and test scores are great, but my primary goal is a calm and confident student who doesn't dread school because of the pressures placed upon him.
In the end it produces a feeling not of dread but of mild disdain.
And the faithful inside the packed prayer hall were conveying a message not of dread, but of fervent hope.
How many people do their jobs and love it and don't dread it?" SPLASHES In a span of 70 minutes, MICHAEL PHELPS won the men's 100-meter freestyle by three feet in 49.05 seconds, his fastest ever, and the 200 backstroke by eight meters in 1 55.30, the second-fastest time ever.
