Sentence examples for Ominous feeling from inspiring English sources

"It's a very ominous feeling," he added.

She has an ominous feeling about the future, she said.

Shot straight-on with deadpan objectivity, the image does have an ominous feeling.

But there's another more ominous feeling of the código do silêncio, the law of silence.

Seeing them gives you an ominous feeling, even when you are not on the receiving end.

The onset of that familiar winter-like weather brings with it an ominous feeling.

Now drifted to Africa in my middle 30s, I have exactly the same ominous feelings about my future as Alex wrote.

The problem that confronted Mr. Schlusche and the team from the Berlin Wall Memorial was how to evoke the ominous feelings of a wall that is now mostly gone.

The lyrics express passion and melancholic, occasionally ominous feelings about love.

"While on a train returning to his hometown of Hokkaido, perhaps feeling unlucky and ominous," she writes, "Fukase got off at stops and began to photograph something which in his culture and in others represents inauspicious feeling: ravens.

The ominous shark feeling and the texture of the water fit the whole feel that I'm trying to go for when describing Graveyard Point".