Sentence examples similar to foreboding deepens from inspiring English sources

And investors' forebodings deepened yesterday when the National Association of Purchasing Management-Chicago announced that its index of manufacturing activity, often a reliable predictor of nationwide figures, fell sharply in October.

Mr. Cheney contends that pessimism about the economy, including a deepening sense of foreboding about consumer spending, is overdone.

Tony Barbieri's small fine film "One" is permeated with a deepening sense of foreboding that seeps into your bones as its downbeat story glumly ambles along.

"Perfect Sense" is a solemn sci-fi parable set in present-day Glasgow, whose deepening sense of foreboding is sustained by the enigmatic, pseudo-biblical reflections of an unseen narrator.

Then foreboding.

Why such dark foreboding?

The weather was foreboding.

8. (5:46)—Very slow, dark, nihilistic, foreboding.

There is foreboding now.

"My god, the foreboding".

Foreboding is in order.