Sentence examples for of dread for from inspiring English sources

Then he added, "Unfortunately, this is also a season of dread for too many Americans".

CHICAGO — Ramadan has just begun, and I must admit that it starts with no small amount of dread for me.

The Tower of David stands as a parable of hope for some and of dread for others.

I'd get a sickening sense of dread for the fortnight leading up to them, knowing that I would become a sleep-deprived grumpy, spotty hermit.

But with the feeling of dread for the children's parents and teachers, I felt another layer of anxiety while waiting to learn the name and background of the gunman.

David Cameron travelled to Peterborough, where the Tories took control of the council from Labour, and said local election day was usually a "day of dread" for sitting prime ministers.

They ranged from jingoistic bursts of boast to halting expressions of dread; from joyous shouts for the strike of a winning goal to somber reflections about that dish best served cold, vengeance.

A genius of dread, known for his unnerving horror films and eerie thrillers, the wildly prolific Japanese director Kiyoshi Kurosawa tends to ply his trade with spooky silences, a lived-in feel for everyday, droning life and a sense of social unease.

"LA RENTRÉE", the start of the academic year, is a time of dread and hope for pupils.

The doctor at the hospital told you about a clinic that you could go to and with no small amount of dread you call for an appointment.

Take the cold war: a "long twilight struggle" (as John F. Kennedy put it) that brought the world to the brink of annihilation and provided a persistent source of tension, anxiety and dread for hundreds of millions of people around the world.