Sentence examples for foreboding of from inspiring English sources

There is also a foreboding of civil war between Fatah and Hamas.

The cadence is calm, unhurried, but undermined by a sense of foreboding, of inevitability.

The sense of foreboding, of brooding melancholy, is all the more powerful for being tied to no particular event.

In the first two films, ­Ridley Scott and James Cameron had ­established one of the most foreboding of fantasy worlds.

It was a line for a time of blended promise and foreboding, of boundary-crossing and wondrous yet eerie interventions.

26People will faint from fear and foreboding of what is coming upon the world, for the powers of the heavens will be shaken.

Poe had some forebodings of death when he left Richmond for Baltimore late in September.

Last Monday evening, however, Wilson and Great American II had no forebodings of evil.

With a love affair apparently behind him, he hides from other people and sees rejection and forebodings of death everywhere.

Contrary to the forebodings of those who say that Arabs cannot be democrats, the appetite for democracy looks strong.

But the great gift to infertile families -- fertility clinics in the United States alone have now created more than 100,000 babies -- soon outweighed the forebodings of disaster.