Sentence examples for what I dread most from inspiring English sources

Some journalists do, of course, insist on trivializing the whole thing: what I dread most, in the event of an upset in Iowa, is the return of reporting about the political significance of John Kerry's hair.

So, she chuckles, "the universe rewarded me with what I dreaded most".

Why did I even bother?" What I dreaded most was the fear of the unknown, rejection and disappointment.

I was fortunate to avoid what I dreaded most, a bidding war, as the seller was moving to Alberta and wanted to sell quickly.

And -- what I dreaded the most -- I wouldn't be able to be honest.

And - what I dreaded the most - I wouldn't be able to be honest.

What I dreaded were the futile formulas of consolation from people who never knew him.

My heart grew full, and it stayed full, and goodbye was what I dreaded.

The encounters I dread most occur when escape is impossible.

"What I was dreading most was the heat, I thought that might really bring out the fatigue.

Not only did its fighters stand firm, they also succeeded in imposing on the enemy what it dreaded most – a war of attrition.