Sentence examples similar to unusual dread from inspiring English sources
Mr. Previte, who conceived his tribute after seeing the complete series at the Museum of Modern Art, was highlighting the unusual play of dread and whimsy lurking within the art.
An unusual survival horror bristling with dread and pitch-black comedy, it tells a story of trauma, abuse and power in small-town America that earned it favourable comparisons to Twin Peaks, though its close relationship with David Lynch's landmark TV series is, at times, almost plagiaristic.
"I didn't know whether to feel relieved because I wasn't going to prison or to feel dread about this highly unusual sentence.
Foster says that poem shares several of the hallmarks of Moore's writing, including frequent use of "dread," reliance on the adjective "various" and an unusual use of the passive form "seen". "Old Santaclaus" devoted four stanzas to castigating naughty children.
In the last two years the Silk Road's Dread Pirate had given a handful of press interviews, unusual given his insistence on staying anonymous.
What I love about this plot is that I find it slightly unusual; in most storybook cases any child who dislikes sports in any way finds the gym teacher intimidating and dreads their final lesson on a Friday.
They dread police harassment.
