Sentence examples for profound dread from inspiring English sources

For years, I had a profound dread of unemployment that went way beyond worrying about how to pay the bills.

"Isn't there a profound dread lurking behind this barbarism?" Teng Biao, an exiled rights lawyer, wrote in the Washington Post.

The great sadness of this quiet and moving monograph is that the artist's most profound dread – that God will make you an artist but only a mediocre artist – did not in retrospect apply to Nat Tate".

The prospect of confronting a colleague about their behavior can invoke profound feelings of dread.

Something about the pelican's shadow, darkening her heart and mind with the absurd desperation, must be connected with some profound and secret dread, but she could not seem to put her finger on it.

I am aware of profound feelings of dread of my impending loss of her.

If you're like me, your first reaction to this news was to think "wait – our passports used to be blue?", shortly followed by a deep, profound sensation of dread.

Whereas most kid-slaying horrors play nakedly to the taboo, these films have a sense of anxiety, dread and profound ambiguity about parenthood that often makes them richer as works of art.

There's a mania about the moving that cleverly masks a dread even more profound than that of not being human, and that is the dread of not being married.

Imagine this as a sub-article within the article, dedicated to the folks who experience profound social anxiety and existential dread at the mention or scent of weed, and channel this fear into myriad different terms.

Imagine this as a sub-article within the article, dedicated to the folks who experience profound social anxiety and existential dread at the mention or scent of weed, and channel this fear into myriad different terms.