Sentence examples for strong presentiment from inspiring English sources
Although there are no live performances, alas, there is at least a strong presentiment of the artist's thoughts at work.
As expected, participants show strong physiological arousal when these images appear, but the important "presentiment" finding is that the arousal is observed to occur a few seconds before the picture actually appears on the screen even before the computer has randomly selected the picture to be displayed.
Take the Grand Jury presentiment in the Penn State case, which was so hard to read, and multiply it hundreds of times, or more.
"Maybe Napoleon had a presentiment of disaster.
But the idyll is charged with presentiment," [Mary ] McCarthyhad written.
No coincidence or presentiment involved in this little conversation.
Its Bafta success is a happy presentiment of Oscar success.
Jean Dausset had the presentiment of the importance of this predictive medicine.
Why did all of this come to me as a presentiment?
Maybe it was a presentiment, maybe it was the sort of destiny that Yiddish calls "goyrl".
