Sentence examples for In foreboding from inspiring English sources

One of Agar's strange watercolour figures walks across another Nash shot, a botched photo of a country cottage enveloped in foreboding shadow.

An outsize column emphasizes the sense of upset proportion as the grand doctors, arranged in an arc, consult their books incredulously or bend to listen to the boy, his face glowing, his back in foreboding shadow.

By contrast, the filmmakers (the script is by Bruce Joel Rubin) shroud the movie in foreboding as Henry looks for some clothes, and you search for your smile.

The music wafted out, edgeless and unhurried, in foreboding drones and sustained chords from what sounded like strings, brass or woodwinds.

The opening moments of "Bullhead" are rich in foreboding and gloom, with a dark wood glimmering into view at the edge of a field, and yet, after the cacophony of "This Means War," they come as a blessed relief.

For him, Goya has few faults that are not the faults of his virtues: the courage, the fury, the "obstinately realistic" drive to express the unspeakable in foreboding, enigmatic images ultimate in their honesty.

During the past 2 decades, the prevalence of diagnosed diabetes in the U.S. has more than doubled, from 3.8% in 1988 to 8.7% in 2010 (1), foreboding future growth in premature death, morbidity, and economic costs, largely associated with its complications (1, 2).

Just before the tragedy, she had two dreams that seem to her, in retrospect, like foreboding.

The shopping arcade of Droningens Gade (a k a Main Street) in Charlotte Amalie turns foreboding late at night, and St. John is quite tame.

They didn't provide much in the way of foreboding for their children, who are our parents.

Like a curio cabinet's collection of knick-knacks and doodads that as a result of being stuck in time are wistfully foreboding.