Sentence examples for there was dread from inspiring English sources

"There was dread in the real world in the 1950s.

Yet, from the moment I pulled up to the ferry dock, there was dread in my soul.

There was dread, there was foreboding, there were metal detectors but there was also the whiff of excitement people get when they're about to escape from their everyday lives.

I was at Henley Regatta on Saturday, and it was almost impossible to tell that anyone there was dreading an itinerant future spent sleeping in bins with rats.

"There is dread.

There are dread mutations slumbering in our cells.

There is dread and fear, and it's palpable – although there's no chance of any big political upset.

There is dread, but in the face of this dread, there is a nation that knows how to defend itself, that knows how to mobilise its forces and, once again, will defeat the terrorists.

After all, there is dread in these times, and we all ingest it.

There is dread in my heart and tears that spill easily from my eyes, and my heart feels like it's breaking for things that would not normally phase me.

There are dreaded interactive activities at work retreats, like the "human knot" where faces are pressed into the armpit of the Human Resources Manager.