Sentence examples for feel a sense of foreboding from inspiring English sources

I feel a sense of foreboding at Ken Clarke's return to frontline politics: it will not end well.

But it's hard not to feel a sense of foreboding — and to worry that the nation's already badly damaged faith in the Supreme Court's ability to stand above politics is about to take another severe hit.

Today, I feel a sense of foreboding that I can't quite articulate.

Accustomed to economic problems that off and on have beset this nation of 36 million for the better part of 20 years, Argentines said they feel a sense of foreboding that an impending economic collapse could make the previous three years of recession look mild by comparison.

As a child growing up in Calcutta in the 1970s and 1980s, I always felt a sense of foreboding every time a knock on the door announced the arrival of a telegram.

Several months ago, Barry Schneider felt a sense of foreboding as he wandered onto a green plot of plants, fountains and patio furniture at the corner of Second Avenue and East 63rd Street.

Rusbridger said no right to free speech is enshrined in British law and said that he felt a "sense of foreboding, that something bad would happen" in the UK in reaction to the Guardian publishing Snowden's material.

"Happy we are to have Alejandro back," Kiril said, though what he really felt was a sense of foreboding.

He recalled a sense of foreboding.

I have a sense of foreboding.

Instead, there are groans, and a sense of foreboding.