Pip leaves the room, though returns a few minutes later on some odd presentiment. |
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The image is a fearful intimation of tragedy, a presentiment of a century of spiritual crisis. |
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He hoped that we could meet some other time, but I had a presentiment that a future occasion may not be possible in this world. |
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A presentiment of unease enveloped me before I could find my seat at the rear of the plane. |
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But, although he thought of it as invalid, at the same time he felt it to be the expression of a true presentiment. |
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I had a little bit had a presentiment of it during the exchanges with the salesman. |
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Immediately she had shut her eyes sensing some peculiar presentiment. |
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It is such a powerful presentiment of my own death that I begin to cry. |
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He enjoyed his time at school, although there was a presentiment of things to come when, in the summer of 1960, he was sent home for hosting a wine party in the grounds. |
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For every person who, warned by a presentiment of catastrophe, turned back at the last minute from boarding a plane that was shortly to crash, thousands did not. |
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Stupefied, she looked around, and a terrible presentiment tore her thoughts: she was floating on a dying dream. |
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As early as 1984 Francois Mitterrand, in a speech to the European Parliament, voiced his presentiment of a radical new departure in Europe. |
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How is it that those 'who have a presentiment of their death generally dread it less than others? |
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This unfortunate accident has upset me. I have a horrible presentiment that something of the kind may happen to me. |
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Only a vague presentiment, a slight intuition of that mystery, will briefly cross through your heart as an incentive along your path of evolution. |
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Why did all of this come to me as a presentiment? |
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In the grocery store, listening to the same talk over and over, I began to feel a superstitious fear, the presentiment that in these endless discussions something awful was being hatched. |
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A presentiment is primarily a mental experience of time: it is time experienced circularly, in its movement toward the future, and back to the present. |
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Intuition, which is clairvoyance, presentiment, and prophecy, clears the mind and makes the heart beat in response to the messages and voices it receives from the infinite. |
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Again the presentiment of the old one was fulfilled, for they beheld before them a caravan, composed of men, women and children, who were lost in the desert and were on the verge of perishing. |
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Supporters of Rajoelina had a presentiment that the goal of three former presidents in the meeting outside the country was to gather their force to uproot Rajoelina's power. |
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Like a shout, at the same time choked and has a presentiment, this crystalline rejection opposes its sudden anarchy to the projecting horizontality of an inaccessible writing. |
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Is a presentiment always a warning from the spirit-guardian? |
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Today, as we once again sitting in this cafe, the hands, carrying a cup of hot coffee, seem to have a presentiment that the next visitor push door is Van Gogh. |
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But the crisis in the global climate is rousing a much darker presentiment in all societies, across the political and economic spectrum: nature is striking back. |
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Everything on the surface appeared to be just as it ought to be. And yet Constantin Demiris still felt that vague sense of unease, a presentiment of trouble. |
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Presentiment studies investigate whether physiological measures indicate that a person can unconsciously and precognitively anticipate a random stimulus. |
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