Sentence examples for a subtle premonition of from inspiring English sources

A familiar symbol of la mala fortuna, or bad luck, the peacock is a subtle premonition of ensuing death, as Titta's mother falls ill and soon dies.

The action takes place during World War I (in which Renoir had served as a pilot), when the Dreyfus Affair was still a recent memory, but it has an eye on contemporary anti-Semitism and labor militancy as well as a subtle, anxious premonition of global conflicts to come.

Dossey points out that "the dazzling light of logic can obscure the presence of subtle premonitions.

A Grim Premonition of a Future Without Poppers.

It's a subtle bit of filmmaking.

A subtle undertone of sulphur.

turning a subtle shade of crimson.

This is a subtle form of procrastination!

Include a subtle hint of the scent.

Wear a subtle shade of lipstick.

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