Sentence examples for expressed foreboding from inspiring English sources

Writers expressed foreboding about being scheduled to chat with other admissions people, convinced a meeting with Dr. Krents bodes better.

In 1945, after the atomic destruction of two Japanese cities, J. Robert Oppenheimer expressed foreboding about the spread of nuclear arms.

The track's familiar troubadour theme of a quest for spiritual peace is one that Yusuf returns to time and again here, from the opening "Welcome Home" to "The Rain", which starts out expressing foreboding at the state of the world, but becomes a re-telling of the Noah's Ark myth.

Corbyn's camp were forced to defend their candidate on Thursday against an editorial in the Jewish Chronicle which claimed he had associated with Holocaust deniers and "expressed deep foreboding at the prospect of Mr Corbyn's election as Labour leader".

In a strongly worded editorial on its front page, the Jewish Chronicle said it was certain it spoke for the vast majority of British Jews in "expressing deep foreboding at the prospect of Mr Corbyn's election as Labour leader".

Munch's figures await the ensuing dread, expressed by the foreboding grays of the harsh landscape.

Even they expressed a sense of foreboding about his chances here in November.

France must not be Balkanised".Such bleak forebodings are typical of those expressed by a new group of self-styled "national republicans".

Amy's frustrations are expressed in her tendency to speak in wistful or foreboding non sequiturs: "Whenever I see myself happy in the future, I'm sitting down," or "Often, when I'm most comfortable, and the house is at its prettiest, I think about anarchy".

The foreboding and ambivalence that the characters he wrote about expressed was striking at the time, but as the years have passed and Iraq's initial crisis has yielded to the ambiguous mess we know today, it is evident that the middle-class, unofficial, urban Iraqis he chronicled had envisioned their own future very accurately.

A mother and child wait patiently for treatment at a temporary relief station; the mother's face expresses both resignation and foreboding.