Sentence examples for anxious premonition from inspiring English sources

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.

For some, Saturday began with uneasy premonitions.

The drone saga is a premonition of turmoil thrown up by an anxious culture.

In a remarkable premonition of the Nazi-Soviet pact of 1939, the two emperors were at first anxious to make a deal, signing a treaty aboard a raft moored on the Nieman river in 1807, a plan whereby Napoleon would marry one of Alexander's sisters with a view to dynastic union.

His premonition proved right.

A premonition of what?

The premonition was correct.

Does she believe in premonition?

The numbers bear out Licare's premonition.

It was like a premonition".

So anxious.