Sentence examples for premonition concerned from inspiring English sources

The premonition concerned research on a phenomenon known as "priming".

I wasn't alive in 1968 when the first modern zombie movie, Night of the Living Dead, came out, but I get the feeling people back then accepted it as a work of fiction and weren't concerned that it was some premonition of the future.

When I worked for the book-review section of a newspaper, we had a vague premonition that hardened into a single, inflexible rule of office procedure: Do not, under any circumstances, write or publish anything on the subject of Sylvia Plath, especially if it concerns her marriage to Ted Hughes.

His first published book was the poetry collection Yo (1936; "Yes"): it includes poems of spiritual struggle and the destruction of Jewish life and conveys Grade's premonition of the Holocaust, a concern that informed much of his work from this period; many of his poems were later recited by Jews in the Vilna ghetto and in Auschwitz.

A premonition of what?

The premonition was correct.

Does she believe in premonition?

It was like a premonition".

The numbers bear out Licare's premonition.

His premonition came a day early.

The joke was something of a premonition.