Sentence examples for deep sense of foreboding from inspiring English sources

Stevens left with a deep sense of foreboding.

Make no mistake: the show really is a contemplation of end times by an artist making light of her own deep sense of foreboding.

Pentagon officials are on the defensive when discussing their war plan; images of sandstorms and black-masked Iraqi irregulars and American prisoners of war fill TV screens here and abroad; the looming battle for Baghdad has made many feel a deep sense of foreboding.

Rather, a visit to the Zone brings with it a deep sense of foreboding.

For the majority of those interviewed, the air campaign ushered in a deep sense of foreboding that seemed to replace last month's horror and shock.

More forcefully, Kofi Annan warned on the day commemorating the Rwandan genocide that reports about brutalities in Darfur "leave me with a deep sense of foreboding...

"There is a deep sense of shock, anger, and foreboding for many about how events will unfold in the coming weeks and months," the Rev. Dr. Stephen Sichel, vicar of St. Matthews Church in Brixton, a multicultural section of southwest London, said in his Sunday sermon.

The mood at ISAF was one of deep shock combined with a sense of foreboding.

There was a heady mixture of excitement, despair and foreboding that night, but beneath it all a deep sense of betrayal.

We'll gather now with deep wounds and enduring scars and, at least for the foreseeable future, a sense of foreboding.

There was a horrible sense of foreboding.