Sentence examples for primary harbingers from inspiring English sources
(Petrusich) PEARL JAM (Tuesday and Wednesday) Rising to prominence in the 1990s as one of the primary harbingers of grunge — a social, musical and sartorial trend that eventually lost its footing, giving way to the bubblegum pop of the early 2000s — this Seattle band has persevered despite cultural shifts.
BEHIND THE NEWS Some pundits called the Colorado primary a potential harbinger of the national mood, but there was no broad embrace of incumbency.
I don't understand the constant referencing (and both sides do it to some extent) of primary season results as harbingers for the general election.
LightSquared, a wireless broadband company that is Harbinger's primary investment, has become an albatross for Mr. Falcone.
If California's jungle primary was the first harbinger of the general election, Al Gore today claimed he was the king of beasts, with surveys of voters showing he finished first among contenders listed on the same blanket ballot regardless of party.
The intention of the gathering, surely, was to drum up support in the black community for Sanders, but the scene turned out to be a bleak harbinger of primary day — a giant win for Clinton that confirmed her long-established black support.
If he falls short of that, it's a further warning sign of a weak front-runner; President George H.W. Bush, while fending off the primary challenge in 1992, won so unimpressively that it was a harbinger of his later failings.
De Blasio's victory in New York -- after blowing away, among others, a Bloomberg-aligned Dem and the Anthony Weiner circus sideshow in the Democratic primary -- is a return to form for the Big Apple, not a harbinger of a newly progressive America.
Behavioural or personality changes may at first suggest a primary psychiatric disorder, particularly if accompanied by psychotic features: clues that such features are harbingers of FTD may include a lack of any prior psychiatric history and emergence of certain specific symptoms such as changes in eating behaviour or social faux pas.
Rush had run against Daley in the 1999 mayoral primary, and Obama interpreted Rush's defeat in that citywide race as a harbinger of his declining popularity in his congressional district.
