Sentence examples for premonition of something from inspiring English sources

Before yesterday I had a premonition of something horrible happening to a major democratic nation from the frozen north.

I don't mean to play dumb: before I switched off my sonar, Heath Ledger's extraordinary physical projection into nihilistic madness as Batman's nemesis, the Joker, was already widely and disturbingly in evidence in the form of publicity stills and YouTube clips, a premonition of something — but of what?

But it also astonished me at how dark it was, as though it was a premonition of something coming at us.

If every time you hear Katy Perry sing, you feel coolness, take it as a significant premonition of something.

Football is a cruel game, and throughout this Super Bowl there had been premonitions of something discomforting — all those advertisements about tormented children.

Football is a cruel game, and throughout this Super Bowl there had been premonitions of something discomforting all those advertisements about tormented children.

defer.add img); Premonitions of something happening in the future tend to be neutral when sourced from the intuition.

Summer didn't reveal that she had cancer: "My wife had much more of a premonition that something was wrong.

"Before that," Lignelli-Dipple told me, "there's just a hint of something on a scan"—the premonition of a stroke.

Every step carries a premonition that something might happen, a sense of foreboding and latent violence that Ms. Loktev creates by amplifying ordinary sounds, applying small doses of portentous music and cutting abruptly between shots.

In a study of 26 women who had experienced stillbirth, 22 reported a premonition that something had happened to their baby prior to diagnosis of fetal death.