Both films are reaching back for something perceived as lost, but "Animal House" is to "American Graffiti" as "Huckleberry Finn" is to "Tom Sawyer" — more conflicted and clear eyed, its nostalgia colored by a sense that all is not right in this world (the Vietnam War looms just off screen) and a foreboding of things to come.
There is also a widespread foreboding that this is just a taste of things to come in post-revolution Egypt.
Thus, there is no foreboding sense of "we just have to get everything done" frenzy.
In these pages Mr. Gilmore suggests that a foreboding sense of "hard limits and bad faith" came earlier, in 1967.
Looking at them, my wife Martha had a foreboding sense of what Darwin must have felt looking at the Galapagos finches: that these things were not nearly so distinct as they had been trying to make you believe.
Looking at them, my wife, Martha, had a foreboding sense of what Darwin must have felt, looking at the Galápagos finches: that these things were not nearly so distinct as they had been trying to make you believe.
The ghost of retail yet to come looms scarily large, its gnarled finger pointing to a deathly vision and, just like Scrooge, we should fear it, for the sense of foreboding is palpable.
Because some of them were the subject of wiretaps or grand jury proceedings, union officials are offering none of their usual reassurances, adding to officers' sense of foreboding about what comes next.
Another part of your signature is a sense of something that's foreboding, something hidden within the atmosphere, something that's going to come out.
The recording opens with Harrison's acoustic guitar and an electric piano riff that creates "a sense of foreboding", according to Inglis, who likens the intro to Three Dog Night's 1970 hit single "Mama Told Me Not to Come".
Sense things that are coming.
