Sentence examples for the same dread from inspiring English sources
"I feel the same dread," she sings, repeatedly.
The anguish, the anguish — the same dread as comes before nausea, but only spiritual.
This week the citizens of Gaza find themselves seized with the same dread choices.
On the other hand, it would be incorrect to assume that the Eagles feel the same dread as their fans.
Even for an enthusiast, the term 'golf school' can hold the same dread as driving school does for motorists.
Conventional wisdom, not to mention the popularity of no-haggle car buying, suggests that many people anticipate important negotiations with the same dread they reserve for root canals.
A few weeks later, Rossi took the test herself and was surprised to receive the same dreaded result.
And sometimes while she watched her, Skaar said, she experienced that same dread that sometimes overcomes her when she hears the sound of a fire engine.
The anguish, the anguish the same dread as comes before nausea, but only spiritual.
It is that same dread of a martial America that drives Andrew J. Bacevich today.
This is urgent writing, starkly unsentimental and convincing in both cadence and rhythm, but this same dread authenticity overwhelms any sense of its novelistic virtues.
