What we are doing in the process is exchanging the pain of remembering the difficult past for a sense of foreboding around the future; the catastrophe we fear is going to happen has already happened.
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I feel a particular sense of foreboding and disgust with the next remedy that I'm about to tell you, because it is the remedy for a displaced uterus, which is something that I didn't know could happen.
Without taking away her hand, she looked eagerly in his face, not quick to forebode evil, but unavoidably conscious that the state of the family had changed since her departure, and therefore anxious for an explanation.
And leads to a sense of foreboding about what's about to happen here in this disorganized mess, the first or better described as the largest amphibious assault since the Battle of Gallipoli in 1915.
I thought of the white-haired old lady in the big house, and that vivid wicked little face that had just smiled into ours, and a vague chill of foreboding crept over me.
Leonora and the castle's contemporary owners have expressed that most of them merely manifest in the form of a cold spot, a foreboding chill, or low voices conversing with each other.