Sentence examples for dark premonition from inspiring English sources
During the Clinton years, AM radio was home to principled dissent and conspiracy theories, lively satire and dark premonition.
But after last night's injury, Van Gaal's prediction that it shall be the season of Luke Shaw sound more like a dark premonition than the wisdom of a manager who has worked with many of the best.
Elon Musk celebrated Labor Day with a dark premonition: Countries competing to be the best when it comes to artificial intelligence technology could "likely" be the case of WW3, according to the prolific technologist and entrepreneur.
Dark premonitions can easily become obsessive, as they did for Malcolm X; they never preoccupied Dr. King.
His speech was short by his standards, and energetic: there were none of the recent detours into grudges and dark premonitions.
Playing Cassandra, the housekeeper who dabbles in both classical Greek drama and voodoo (go figure), Shalita Grant swaggers away with just about every scene she's in, thanks to Mr. Durang's hilariously demented monologues full of fantastically dark premonitions and mashed-up quotations from the theatrical canon.
In "Millennium Blues," a woman named Cassie who is suffering from tinnitus, which causes her ears to ring with a sound "like the sharpening of angels' knives, stainless, at high speed," begins having dark premonitions of disaster after her husband leaves on a hastily arranged business trip.
A Grim Premonition of a Future Without Poppers.
The storytelling marathon is the main attraction and will feature stories that probe the depths of your imagination and break the bounds of possibility with fantastical worlds, inventions, and both dark and delightful premonitions for the future.
While this ironically led to some of the genre's freshest outings in the realms of indie development with Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Deadly Premonition, it took the overwhelming critical acclaim of the magnificent The Last of Us to dispel the belief that the grotesque in gaming should be left to rot.
Within its pages are interviews with such influential, independently spirited games-makers as Goichi Suda (Shadows of the Damned, Lollipop Chainsaw), Hidetaka Suehiro (D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die, Deadly Premonition) and Naoki Yoshida (Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn).
