Sentence examples similar to a developing sense of foreboding about from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr. Cheney contends that pessimism about the economy, including a deepening sense of foreboding about consumer spending, is overdone.

Those setbacks have contributed to a partywide sense of foreboding about keeping the White House in Republican hands.

As mourners left Mandela's house Friday night, some expressed a sense of foreboding about a future without Mandela.

Yet, there is no point denying there is a sense of foreboding about what lies ahead.

Even they expressed a sense of foreboding about his chances here in November.

But private assessments were gloomy, alternating between anger and a sense of foreboding about Thursday's impeachment debate.

An embarrassing bidding scandal, sluggish ticket sales and the specter of terrorism fed a sense of foreboding about the Games.

But this judicial campaign will not be stopped, all sides agree, and there is a sense of foreboding about it.

I put it down to the fact that I tend to have a sense of foreboding about everything.

NOW, Mr. Tsvangirai says he is heading back to Zimbabwe with a sense of foreboding about his own safety and the prospects for democracy.