Sentence examples for it foreshadows from inspiring English sources

In explaining the aims of the health and social care bill, the Department of Health (DH) today stressed repeatedly its belief that the huge changes it foreshadows will empower patients and improve care.

In its evocation of a city transformed by sectarian violence, it foreshadows his later poem about Jerusalem: Murder has changed the city's shape — this stone   is a child's head — and this smoke is exhaled from human lungs.

"Lumière" doesn't talk dollars and cents (and that reticence may be the film's one glaring omission), but it puts its money conspicuously onto the screen; in this regard, it foreshadows — in more than one way — another film by a more celebrated director who also has made the connection between money and art a crucial theme.

It foreshadows a future confrontation.

In some respects, it foreshadows Arthur Miller.

It foreshadows how America's longest war will end.

It foreshadowed so many of its hallmarks: dog-whistle racism, the brazen spreading of thoroughly disproven allegations, the just sayin' tone in which Trump smears people.

Does it foreshadow a terrific season?

But did it foreshadow something?

It foreshadowed what was to come.

It foreshadowed a change of allegiance at international level.