Sentence examples for foreboding air from inspiring English sources

Its foreboding air reminds the viewer that achieving the American Dream as the piece suggests is a huge gamble.

His jittery scene in the phone booth gave the entire episode a foreboding air.

With echoing harmonies of Teresa Jett and Oscar Harris, playing guitar and autoharp, Dale Jett interprets the classic Carter Family ballad, "The Cycle of Rye Cove," with the foreboding air of weather disasters.

Her entire physicality is one of worry and foreboding, an air of impending doom that is telegraphed by a man carrying a "Jeremiah 11 11" sign in the film's disquieting prologue.

An execution was scheduled for later that day, and a sense of foreboding filled the air.

Ever since Fifa announced that video assistant referee technology (VAR) would be used in each of the 64 matches at Russia 2018, there has been a sense of foreboding in the air.

This was unusual for McGuigan and, according to D'Arcy, there was a sense of foreboding in the air throughout the day that their pre-fight ritual could not fully dispel.

Last year he released "Ghost on the Canvas" (Surfdog), a farewell album with a mild air of foreboding hanging over it.

As well as the wrangles over money, there was an air of foreboding at every press conference, with Laura turning into a particularly vocal cheerleader for her man.

The air of foreboding is as thick as the ghostly Le Havre fog; something tells you soldier-boy won't be catching that boat.

Only when a deathly silence had fallen over the Colson Hall did he launch the opening cello line with its air of foreboding.