Sentence examples for a subtext of foreboding from inspiring English sources

If these brassy choruses are somewhat bombastic, there is a subtext of foreboding in Prokofiev's clashing harmonies and asymmetrical phrases.

Mr. Gore's points often had a subtext of tattling.

"There's a subtext of loneliness and not getting any.

(A subtext of Romney's choice is: I'm a risk-taker and can lead).

Stephen was funny and playful on the phone, although a subtext of anger was often evident.

We always had a subtext of pop.

There was a subtext of "traditional values," though.

He recalled a sense of foreboding.

I have a sense of foreboding.

Instead, there are groans, and a sense of foreboding.

Mr. Burns left Cairo with a sense of foreboding.