Sentence examples for portents of from inspiring English sources

Already, however, there are portents of disorder.

But a few incidentalomas are portents of real disease.

This day was gray, with heavy portents of rain.

Curtis spies portents of apocalypse in the movement of sparrows.

More often, though, there were many portents of danger.

Historical events are eagerly interpreted as portents of the forthcoming upheaval.

Their meeting begins with portents of romance, but here again, the grandmother quickly becomes displeased.

For Bechdel, they were portents of sexuality and self-discovery; for Nixon, they presaged his ignominy.

"Rumblin,' " a song about portents of change, merges a hymn and a burgeoning earthquake.

Are these portents of the night, soon coming, in which no man can read?

Indeed on most criteria, the portents of trouble were more marked than in past crises.