Examples of using Presentiment in English and their translations into German
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Did the two have a presentiment?
With that presentiment, you removed Me from your sight.
So deeply did we feel this music, and the presentiment it betrayed.
Miss Hoffman had some presentiment something was gonna happen to you.
Duelists with their seconds before the decisive meeting, the first downright filled with painful presentiment.
But I always had a presentiment of the true thing.
The healers are interpreting these events again as a punishment of the gods andthe healers are announcing that they had had a presentiment.
Grissom packs in a lemon- the presentiment of a big accident.
A farmer must have presentiment from many different things among other things of the financial system of a selfcontinuous company.
Though dimly seen, still their spirit has a presentiment of some kind of change.
It seems he has a presentiment that he will not come back, because he says.
It seems to be not only about a signal for the church and her reform,but probably also about the presentiment which affects many people.
His fiancé was sick and I also had the presentiment of her death and afterwards my father's death.
Having a presentiment of fast death, the founder of the well-known brand literally invited the new creative director few weeks ago.
Of this, too,Douglas Reed seems to have had some presentiment, for among the last words in his book are these.
Only through Hölderlin does Heidegger come to a positive casting of the other beginning,even if this casting necessarily remains a presentiment.
Reason is the need for the infinite and culminates in the desire and presentiment that this infinite be manifested.
Arbuzova and Vasilenko, without having a presentiment of trouble, quietly went home though knew about the order of anti-fascist committee.
Vienna's modernity was- and this constituted possibly also the great success of the Viennese exhibitions in Paris andother European capitals in the eighties- in the presentiment of the approaching end of a reign, of the ancien régime, of an age.
Having a presentiment of a particular interest in primary sources, in the records of military years Ivan Matveev on the separate page of the diary wrote down.
Not only does theprofoundness of the suffering through of abandonment by being count, but above all the presentiment of the future, which has to be advent of the gods, even if this advent may be a passing by at a distance.
A presentiment that was to be confirmed a few days later, and evidence for which lies in the words that Montini was to speak, a few years later as Pope in remembrance of Don Mazzolari.
Truly I tell you that in no epoch of human life has man lacked knowledge of My Law, for He has never lacked a glimmer in his spirit,an intuition in his mind, or a presentiment in his heart from the Divine spark, which is his conscience.
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.
Hölderlin- Kierkegaard- Nietzsche Nobody should today be so presumptuous as to regard as merely fortuitous that these three men, who last of all have suffered most profoundly through the uprootedness that has drifted toward Western history andwho at the same time had a most intimate presentiment of their gods, had to leave the brightness of their daylight prematurely.
Man"knows", he has a confused yet clear presentiment that he was made for an infinite destination which alone can fill that"emptiness" he feels within him, an"emptiness" that is only asking to be filled.
Sometimes in Kobrin the passable landowners and grandees going from St. Petersburg or Moscow to the western and south countries of the expanded empire looked- is more often not from good motives, and just to be curious, how is the commander without army who"did not lose fights",Suvorov quite often was lost in melancholic thoughts, the presentiment of any trouble did not abandon him.
Pavel Dmitriyevich Gilevich:- The war presentiment at me, a 18-year kobrinchanin, appeared a month before its beginning when in a clear sunny day saw over the Soviet military airfield under construction about Kobrin the German plane- the intelligence agent.
Those of Oliverotto, being at hand, were quickly settled, but those of the Orsini and Vitelli, being at a distance,and having a presentiment of the destruction of their masters, had time to prepare themselves, and bearing in mind the valour and discipline of the Orsinian and Vitellian houses, they stood together against the hostile forces of the country and saved themselves.
A philosophical man actually has the presentiment that beneath this reality in which we are and live lies a second quite different hidden reality that is also an illusion. And Schopenhauer specifically designates the ability to recognize at certain times that human beings and all things are mere phantoms or dream pictures as an attribute of philosophical aptitude.