Sentence examples for was a dread from inspiring English sources

One reason for the heavy heart though, was a dread of the pious politics that the show might represent.

But for centuries, across much of Africa, Asia and Europe, the microbe was a dreaded feature of daily life.

Until very recently, the children of mistresses were bastardized and pregnancy was a dreaded occupational hazard.

It's a dread that lingers.

"It's a dread of some unidentifiable nemesis".

It's bad enough being black when going through customs, let alone being a dread travelling across national borders.

It's a dread of the unknown I've acquired lately that I cannot quite throw off.

"Most museum shows are three years in advance, and sometimes there's a dread that comes along with the excitement.