(1) Like any short introduction, it does not have time to say very much, but what it does say is enough to adumbrate the major ideas to follow.

(2) Tenors solemnly adumbrate the fate of the convicted sinner

(3) Consciousness does not perspectivally adumbrate itself.

(4) Toward the middle of her 1928 novel Quicksand, Nella Larsen thematizes her authorial relation to the literary past in a scene that uncannily adumbrates the future demise of her career.

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(6) And in fact there was an adumbrative whisper of Warholian values to come in a letter Demuth wrote to Alfred Stieglitz in 1927.

(7) The legitimacy is not in question, but the adumbration , or foreshadowing, is.

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(10) The adumbrative quality of the work's first third is mauled and mangled by the third.

(11) Some of the matters I have already adumbrated seem to me to bear upon that.

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(15) (Reading across texts for a moment, this idea has been adumbrated in Kundera's earlier book Laughable Loves ).

(16) The predominance of death in the novel is a prophetic adumbration of the real death which will bring the characters to God's love, and Eleanor is granted a vision of this when she meets Leopolda the Catholic nun on the night of the storm.

(17) For him language is musical, felicitous, comical, flippant, suggestive, buoyant weaponry and adumbrative of mysteries beyond us.

(18) Here then, already adumbrated , is the double emphasis on heaven and home, or on home as heaven.

(19) An introduction sketches the book's key terms and thereby adumbrates its themes, especially the principal pair of beauty and the infinite.

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