That "something more," according to Sweetman's conclusion, is simply this: Lautrec, who proclaimed that art should concern itself with change, was a "harbinger of the century to come".
Clinton's vote siding with Lieberman is a harbinger for more saber rattling on Iran.
"The notion that Mr. Falcone committed a fraud in connection with the loan from a Harbinger fund is unsupportable".
In what may be a harbinger, with the stock market depressed, Mr. Gehl and his tiny $80 million company here are at the center of a takeover campaign not seen since the heyday of corporate raiders in the 1980's and early '90's.
The Ericsson deal was seen as a harbinger, with mobile-phone manufacturing moving to Flextronics plants in low-cost countries such as Mexico from high-cost Sweden.
It is like Gmail was when it started, a harbinger with real muscle that marks the beginning of something bigger than a single vendor.
But Jackson's small contribution -- the way the Lakers evened their series with San Antonio at 2-2 witheireir 99-95 victory -- was a harbinger that Tim Duncan and his San Antonio teammates cannot feel good about.
Civil libertarians greeted T.I.A. with alarm and called it a harbinger of even more Orwellian technologies to come.
Though both novels are set in contemporary England, their fascination with obsession and ruin was a harbinger of Mr. Unsworth's later work.
His bare chest, pockmarked with blood moles that are a harbinger of a Castleman relapse, appeared on the cover of JAMA Dermatology in early 2013.
