Sentence examples similar to ill foreboding from inspiring English sources

Praising the exterior scenes as "beautifully atmospheric" and the music as "fitting the laconic mood and sense of ill-foreboding well", he considered the film to be a good example of low-key filmmaking, akin to that produced in Britain during the early 1980s.

The official tone of ominous foreboding had been established.

In 1999, Yard wrote that the sense of foreboding and ill-omen conjured by the Eumenides of Bacon's Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion (1944) reappears in the triptych as a "batlike void that snared the figure of George Dyer as he subsides into the supple curves of death".

That Mr. Jobs is seriously ill gave the tributes a poignancy and sense of foreboding.

Then foreboding.

Why such dark foreboding?

The weather was foreboding.

There is foreboding now.

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

"My god, the foreboding".

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