Sentence examples for an aura of doom from inspiring English sources

Yet this study may reinforce the idea of poets being surrounded by an aura of doom, even compared with others who may pick up a pen and paper for other purposes.

Was there an aura of doom around [Morrison]? Densmore:...Doom I could feel the last few years.

At least, that's what I'm thinking right up until the moment a foghorn bellows ominously from some distant ocean liner, swamping us entirely in a sombre aura of doom.

But if Japan's quick surrender just after the bombings was a coincidence it was a fortunate one, for it gave the A-bomb a mystique, an aura of apocalyptic sudden-death doom, that was an important reason the bomb was not used in the ensuing half century.

Her soliloquy at the end, with its aura of doom and an eerie beauty, feels like a hybrid of Shakespeare and Deadwood, which when you consider where we are, makes perfect sense.

She was referring principally to the dearth of inhabitants, but she also seemed to be acknowledging the aura of doom.

Amid the pervasive aura of doom, Eddie's moral quandary -- should he stay or should he go?

The aura of doom was enhanced by the characters' visit to the city condemned to be flooded by the finished dam.

The ballet's subtitle is "The Mystery of Life and Death," and Mr. Galichanin exudes the aura of doom in sinew and muscle.

Xerox's extensive job cuts -- it eliminated 31,500 jobs in the last three years -- are in the past, and Xerox executives say the aura of doom and despair that pervaded its corporate halls has dissipated.

Sage's works are architectural, centered around the shadows and folds of various materials and "imbued with an aura of purified form and a sense of motionlessness and impending doom found nowhere else in surrealism," art historian Whitney Chadwick expressed. .