Sentence examples for foreboding rhetoric from inspiring English sources
It now seems quaint (or sinister, to the conspiratorially minded) to read such foreboding rhetoric about the free exchange of ideas, but the report's authors were early to notice what now seems obvious: on the Internet, anyone can say anything.
Not only is she in possession of a weapon, but she can access the same foreboding biblical rhetoric as her (now decommissioned) father.
And given that most American Jews are Democrats and political progressives, the sense of foreboding that Trump has provoked has been compounded by his actions and rhetoric against other groups Jews have stood in solidarity with in America: refugees, immigrants, religious minorities, people fighting for civil rights.
Ongoing atmospheric testing, the effects of radiation on Japanese fishermen, the better-dead-than-red rhetoric of politicians, the obvious futility of civil defence: all contributed to the general foreboding and, among a minority, the need to protest.
Why such dark foreboding?
The weather was foreboding.
"My god, the foreboding".
The mood is grim, foreboding.
