Sentence examples for vague premonition from inspiring English sources
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.
But no one wants to go there, and revolution is evaded in favor of a vague, apocalyptic premonition.... Mentions an ernest demonstration by French students, favoring longer school hours... a permanent French predicament: life is made miserable for teen-agers and sweetens only in late maturity.
Childress offered vague yet heartfelt sympathy, avoiding talk of his own troubles, like the stubborn premonitions of fading love, or the less than robust bank account.
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.
