Sentence examples for I had a foreboding from inspiring English sources

I was chagrined to find out that the establishment representative would be John Updike — chagrined because I had a foreboding, soon realized, that the contrast would go something like this: Wonderful, established, powerful representative of the Old Guard (Updike) kicks the butt of the flaky, superficial, crass, poseurish New Guy.

"I have a foreboding feeling markets are going to be a lot higher in six months".

I also had a foreboding of waves of refugees to the Greek isles -- many children -- escaping the violence and destruction of countries such as Syria and Afghanistan.

But when Liverpool beat Panathinaikos to set up that dream final, I had a real foreboding.

I had a quiet foreboding that I wouldn't be there to do it.

Even though my uncle has similar facial hair and Zaed was clearly a registered taxi driver, I had a sense of foreboding about the journey ahead.

"I had a sense of foreboding that the whole effort to get the perpetrators to apologise would fail," admits Adi, when I ask him if he was surprised by the response.

Mahmood was really enjoying himself, whereas I had a sense of foreboding and I couldn't relax.

"I had a tremendous sense of foreboding," he admitted, "wondering about the what ifs, about crashes and mistakes".

Back then, Lomakin recalls, guns had a foreboding mystique — yet these days, he says, they have become alarmingly ordinary.

Looking at them, my wife, Martha, had a foreboding sense of what Darwin must have felt, looking at the Galápagos finches: that these things were not nearly so distinct as they had been trying to make you believe.