Sentence examples for foreshadows and from inspiring English sources

Mr. Minkow insistently foreshadows and tritely punctuates ominous moments with tired, ludicrous devices -- theatrical equivalents of freeze frames, quick dissolves and fancy poses.

Within a year Schmidt was dead, and so did not live to see Europe overtaken by the apocalypse that this setting of the Book of Revelation foreshadows, and the destruction of the tradition that his music embodied.

There are two distinct kinds of music in Doctor Atomic: the busy, impatient, dryly kinetic music of scientific theory (and Adams harnesses his orchestra like a force of nature) and that which foreshadows and confronts the emotional consequences of the scientists' actions.

Table 1 foreshadows and summarizes the benefits and costs that are argued to drive firms' tie choice.

It is an ominous bit of foreshadowing, and the lines are delivered well.

There are moments of foreshadowing and authorial omniscience but no tricks.

Clever foreshadowing and cryptic dialogue add to a pervading sense of unease.

Typically incorporeal, its tone is somewhere between retrospective foreshadowing and afterthought.

He is drawn to them by a) the House's foreshadowing, and b) the "shine" of the title.

Throughout the film, the characters' movements are formalized into choreographies that echo, foreshadow, and interpret their encounters with wildlife.

Answers are tentative, but as the pace picks up, their vocabulary strengthens with discussion of "foreshadowing" and "transition" and "perspective".