Sentence examples for a premonition of future from inspiring English sources

He died on Christmas Eve , 1935 leaving the unfinished "Lulu" as a premonition of future catastrophe.

This was early 1976 and I suspect it was a ploy to get my shoulder-length mop into some kind of order, rather than a premonition of future trends.

The popularity of his rendition of Stewart's "Sing a Sad Song" (1963) was a premonition of future success.

And when one realized that the woman on the screen was Ms. Loulaki with a totally different hairstyle, one wondered if the cinematic figure symbolized a memory from the live woman's past or a premonition of her future.

That's not even a guess, that's a premonition of the future.

But unlike other genres, fashwave arrives at a time when fascism itself is surging to global power for the first time since the 30s, and both its music and visuals can seem like a premonition of the future.

Already in 1927 the 29-year-old Jean Fautrier in his painting "Rabbit Pelts" had a premonition of the tragic future that was in store for France.

A place where a packed tram can visibly head for the Falls Road without any fear, other than that which is disclosed by the story, which is itself a premonition of the city's future woe.

A premonition of what?

Instead it is a premonition of catastrophe.

A premonition of an attack on Iran.