Sentence examples for undercurrent of dread from inspiring English sources
There is an undercurrent of dread in Cale's work which seems clearly born of his youth.
This comes partly from the habit, hard to break, of extolling the transgressive, the visionary, the startling undercurrent of dread.
"I can't be left to my imagination," Theo Bleckmann sang at Le Poisson Rouge on Wednesday night, ethereal but in the moment, neatly underscoring the line's iambic pentameter, as well as its slow undercurrent of dread.
Since the first practice rounds for the Open on Monday, visions of profits and excitement about visiting celebrities have mingled with an undercurrent of dread in the nearby communities of Bethpage, Old Bethpage, Farmingdale and Plainview.
Up until 2006, she was mainly a purveyor of suburban gothic: she adopted John Cheever's Westchester as her fictional terrain, but where the great short story writer gave the wealthy New York suburb an undercurrent of dread and misery, Homes turned it into a horror film.
I was in third grade during the 1983 war scare and remember well the humming undercurrent of dread.
At times their slow, deadpan style may remind you of David Lynch, but without the unnerving pyschological subtext, the undercurrents of dread, sex and mayhem, that lurk below the surface of Mr. Lynch's pictures.
It was mostly funny in that joke-a-day way most decent comic strips are funny, but what strikes you about Peanuts is the undercurrent of existential dread.
It has an unsettling undercurrent that runs through it: there's this sense of dread that permeates it, which was compelling and also made it difficult to read at times.
