Sentence examples for it was foreshadowing from inspiring English sources

So when Erdoğan called the P.K.K. terrorists as it fought in Kobani, it was more than political maneuvering; it was foreshadowing.

The references to "silence" in the episode are shown as flashbacks in the episode "Day of the Moon" of the next series, suggesting it was foreshadowing to the enemy of the Silence which were the focus of that episode.

The event didn't quite go the way it was foreshadowed.

None of this is hinted at in his memoir, however, because none of it was foreshadowed in real life.

Today's decision was not a surprise because it was foreshadowed on Tuesday in unusually specific comments by the central bank's president, Wim Duisenberg.

I guess it was foreshadowed in the first episode when Frank comes out to find a dog mortally wounded and, when no one is looking, snaps its neck with no compunction.

This dire turn of events may have shocked some Matrixx shareholders, but it was foreshadowed back in 2002, when reports of smell loss among some Zicam users began surfacing in anonymous Internet posts.

It was foreshadowed by the rise to bestseller status of Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century, and by the success of the Fight for $15 movement in prompting cities and states to raise the minimum wage.

The ruling hasn't been a surprise; it was foreshadowed last month by a summary ruling which was confirmed on Tuesday, but its progress to the ECJ has been slow, in theory giving any affected company time to adjust.

The idea that sentences can be used directly, in conjunction with distributional knowledge, as objects enabling inference is a rather recent and surprising one, though it was foreshadowed by many years of work on question answering based on large text corpora.

It was foreshadowed by online fundraising groups like MoveOn.org and ActBlue, prototyped in the 2003-04 presidential cycle with Howard Dean, Wesley Clark and others, and fully realized in 2008 with Barack Obama.