Sentence examples for no harbinger of from inspiring English sources

Yang Jisheng, 70, a former senior writer with the state-run news agency Xinhua and an author on Chinese politics, said Mr. Wen's article was "a step forward," but no harbinger of change.

If recent history is a guide, being picked up by the index is no harbinger of share price appreciation.

Eugene's performance is no harbinger of the robot revolution.

There were no harbingers of doom -- a murder of black crows on the telephone wires outside, a vanity mirror broken jaggedly down its center.

There was no harbinger for this house of cards collapse, no signs that we all missed.

In February, AIM Advisors registered the closed-end AIM Millennium Alternative Strategies fund, a no-fooling-around harbinger of doom that planned to "engage heavily in short-selling, leveraging, etc".

Hollande's victory in France is no more a harbinger of a general leftward shift than Rajoy's victory in Spain a little while ago heralded a general rightward shift; these are just the "outs" benefiting from the fact that they aren't in, and the economy stinks.

And it is, alas, no anomaly, but a harbinger of gag-based scenes, dialogue that seems to have been written with a laugh track to be inserted later and characters whose motivations for saying and doing anything are either trivial, contrived or entirely obscure until it's too late to care.

Birdie starts were no great harbingers of joy for either Rory McIlroy or Tiger Woods, who began the day four off the lead on three over par.

Or a harbinger of the future.

A harbinger of things to come, perhaps?