Sentence examples for suffused with dread from inspiring English sources

As he was waiting for Hillary to arrive at the Mansion, he seemed, one of his friends told me, suffused with dread.

The movie, which was written by Guillermo Arriaga and directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu, is composed of three stories held together by a slender thread, and the mood is darkly calamitous; even the few joyous moments are suffused with dread.

The grand old man of American letters since he was made a Nobel Laureate in 1976 "for the human understanding and subtle analysis of contemporary culture that are combined in his work", his recent novella, The Actual, was fairly slight but respectfully received; Ravelstein, a memento mori to dead friend, is suffused with mortal dread and fine comedy.

The label's first release, a 10-inch of Goodman's own Sine of the Dub, came out in 2004, a sparse track suffused with spine-chilling dread at a point when dubstep was just a dark glint in UK garage's eye.

Anthony DeCurtis of Rolling Stone wrote in his four-star review that the album was "a daring, imaginative coda to Achtung Baby" and that "it is varied and vigorously experimental, but its charged mood of giddy anarchy suffused with barely suppressed dread provides a compelling, unifying thread".

But it's all suffused with a sense of dread.

But by smacking the label of "ADD" on him, and sending him off to the doctor, his personal narrative suddenly became suffused with a sense of dread, and he saw himself as "sick".

As the rain streaks down the office window and you stare down the barrel of yet another week of drudgery, you find yourself suffused with an even keener sense of dread than usual.

Washington is suffused with schadenfreude.

imagination" and "suffused with hegemonism. . .

IRONWORK is suffused with nomenclature.