Sentences with phrase «feeling of dread for»

Does that feeling of dread for killing someone maintain in the final product?

Though in an entirely different time period (1910), the film shares that feeling of dread for the smallest citizens, unable to change what has gone on between their own kindred for generations.

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Most people start to get this feeling of dread on Sunday nights for one reason or another.

And Ahab always receives the word that Naboth's inheritance is his for the taking with grotesquely mingled feelings of satisfaction and dread.

Although adult SoupAddict has since learned that suffering succotash means something else entirely, back then, she took things literally, as kids do, and felt it an entirely appropriate turn of phrase: she dreaded seeing that can of succotash sitting on the kitchen counter, pegged for the evening's dinner.

«This is a great feeling to be playing all these years for nothing and for now to be making a living off of it, being able to provide for myself and everyone else,» says Dimez, with a great big smile on his face and a Mavs Gaming draft hat over his dreads.

I had that old familiar feeling of dread, frustration, and sadness when Wenger started Ramsey and Giroud for the 3rd game in row.

Not to mention, my husband and I began to dread it — loathe it — feel true despair at the prospect of doing it 3x a day for naps and countless x a night for sleep.

If you dread the idea of getting more stretch marks, having to deal with morning sickness again, getting heartburn that feels like a five - alarm fire and all of the other joys that come along with carrying a child, than that might be a sign that having another baby might not be for you.

Next time you feel the dreaded twinge of a UTI, try this: Boil some water, steep a bunch of parsley in it for 10 minutes and then drink up, recommends Param Dedhia, MD, internal - medicine physician at Canyon Ranch Resort and Spa, in Tucson, Ariz..

Tried everything for various ailments, like chronic constipation, lichen sclerosis (this is absolute torment) hot flashes & feelings of dread (thought was hormone related, chronic bronchitis, allergies, chronic cough.

The truth is I know what it's like to feel overwhelmed by clutter and chaos, apologize for the state of my home, and dread the idea of unexpected visitors.

This post is for anyone who has ever suffered from the dreaded feeling of having nothing to wear.

I'm sure like most women out there, I dread that time of the month when I look and feel bloated, eat the worst of the worst junk food, and cry for absolutely no reason at all.

That being said, there's that dreaded feeling of putting anything heavy on your face so you want to swap out heavy complexion perfecters for lightweight alternatives.

Some of you might feel uncomfortable in shorts, almost dreading the summer season for this anxiety inducing piece of clothing but you forget that what really matters is how you wear your shorts.

A man could be torn between their accomplice and their family, feeling colossal levels of pressure and dread for making such a troublesome choice and pick between the two.

Intelligent and splendidly shot, with an inescapable feeling of dread and anticipation most horror films would kill for, Barton Fink is, to put it plainly, simply remarkable.

The bleakness (well supported by Bruno Delbonnel's bruised cinematography) feels invigorating for the Coens: While many of their successes, from Barton Fink through A Serious Man, bump up against existential dread, they've never made do with so little comic relief.

The creeping paranoia and the excellent setups that make you suspect various players, until the true story starts to unfold, creates an unsettling feeling of dread absent from American horror cinema which shifted quite a bit to gore and body horror for a good couple of decades until, probably, THE SIXTH SENSE... but even thereafter, what most filmmakers took from Shyamalan's film was not the buildup of dread, but rather the mystery box and the twist, diminishing the emphasis on narrative and suspense.

The creeping paranoia and the excellent setups that make you suspect various players until the true story starts to unfold creates an unsettling feeling of dread, absent from American horror cinema which shifted quite a bit to gore and body horror for a good couple of decades until, probably, THE SIXTH SENSE... but even thereafter, what most filmmakers took from Shyamalan's film was not the buildup of dread, but rather the mystery box and the twist, weakening the emphasis on narrative and suspense.

He is able to maintain a feeling of unsettlement and utmost dread for nearly an hour, before any sort of visceral pay - off.

Every teacher knows the feeling of dread when the parents of a challenging student are due for their parent / teacher conference.

I can still remember the sense of excitement and dread that I felt when applying for FAFSA and waiting to hear back about my funds.

If you have ever had to search for a missing pet, you know the feeling of dread that it produces.

So here's to a happy and healthy holiday season for you and your pets alike... And remember, should you feel guilty for not sharing your pot roast with your furry four legged friend, believe me — they would much rather be at home with you (even if they are wearing a ugly sweater that you put them in), than at the vets wearing the dreaded cone of shame!

Its hull and body are engineered for the big waves of the open ocean, minimizing the uncomfortable rolling feeling many passengers only know (and dread) too well.

Striding through the icy tunnels of Hoth as Darth Vader, cutting down rebel scum with ease; battling the Imperial forces on the forest moon of Endor as Luke Skywalker while the Empire's dreaded AT - AT stomps ever closer to victory; watching as a X-Wing comes screaming downwards for a perfect strafing run on an AT - ST; feeling a chill run down my spin as a team - mate is suddenly yanked up into the air and choked to death, the sure sign that I'm seconds away from death as Darth Vader himself comes into view; defending an AT - AT as nothing more than a Stormtrooper, witnessing raging battle on both land in the sky.

Or just the feeling of dread before fighting Ganon for the first or last time?

In general openness and scale is the enemy of tension, as Asylum's enclosed spaces made the fight for survival feel more urgent and in a world where you can simply run away, it loses a degree of dread; however Knight does a very good job of permeating the world with a dense fog of tension.

Safe rooms are also nicely integrated into the game for a break in the never ending feeling of sheer dread as you roam around the Baker family home.

But when the title summons a spider - like Devil Walker for Guardians to take down, it captures little of the dread and subsequent celebratory feelings that accompanied taking down one of Left 4 Dead's tougher foes.

Booze makes the present feel like it will last forever, something most of us both long for and dread; so do games.

And we all say that we'll get around to them some day so that it wasn't a wasted purchase... But then we buy a new game like Transistor and feel a sense of shame and dread as we fork over the money for yet another title.

It has received numerous accolades from gamers for its stunning visuals, nonstop blood and gore, and the ability to invoke in the player the dreaded feeling of what may wait around the corner (even along with the bad voice acting) that has not been seen in games since Alone in the Dark.

Huffington Post March 25, 2012 The Vagina Dialogues By Edward Goldman The way many of us dread the prospect of going to 25 - year school reunion is exactly how some artists feel about facing their own retrospective, where they will be confronted with all their artworks they haven't seen for years.

If you were fired from your last job or you're rusty in the job market because you've been raising kids for the last five years, you might be feeling a sense of dread in anticipation of answering questions in your next interview.

For most people, a feeling of dread comes over them when they think of writing a resume.

That means 65 % of the working population is in some form of disenfranchised «drift» state — dreading Mondays, feeling frustrated, stretched to capacity, no time for their creative sides to solve issues, all of it.

A person may appear quite successful to others outside the home but privately an addict calms feelings of anxiety, emotional pain, dread, shame or PTSD with drugs, alcohol or a compulsive behavior, masking the need for mature problem - solving.

I've done some things here and there, but we have a challenging shaped entry way crying out for help, a kitchen that needs updating (I am taking inspiration from your painted cabinets) help getting rid of the dreaded «tract - home» look / feel, and happily any other room you'd be so inclined to makeover!

The truth is I know what it's like to feel overwhelmed by clutter and chaos, apologize for the state of my home, and dread the idea of unexpected visitors.