Sentence examples for like premonition from inspiring English sources

A precursor of Rod Serling's "Twilight Zone" and later, "The X-Files," the show dramatized case histories of occult phenomena like premonition, possession and ghosts.

Coming from Natasha Khan, the beauty behind Brighton's Bat For Lashes, such nocturnal visions sound like the stuff of Nostradamus-like premonition.

That is why, after he died, so many of his lines began to look eerily like premonitions.

Throughout, Adès pulls off the Stravinskyan feat of making prior styles sound like premonitions of his own.

At times Josquin's wide-spaced harmonies seemed like premonitions of mystical passages from the late Beethoven piano sonatas.

Our nightmares now seem like premonitions, and the necessary, fragile border between the lived city and the phantasmagoric city has disintegrated as surely as the towers themselves.

Look back at the history of glam rock, and you keep running into things that seem like premonitions – previews of the scary and dangerous man running for the American presidency right now.

Tuckerman is a powerful poet of grief, and in the five series of sonnets he wrote after his wife's death he traces the long line of a bereavement in ways that echo Tennyson's In Memoriam, and seem at times like premonitions of Hardy's elegies in the "Poems" of 1912-13.

Now, Walker's twisted fantasies feel more like premonitions. .

It was like a premonition".

It looks increasingly like a premonition of Brexit.