Sentence examples for exactly ominous from inspiring English sources

(All right, it wasn't exactly ominous).

But his subversiveness is cultural rather than political; besides, as he has pointed out himself, the bourgeoisie doesn't exactly cast ominous shadows these days.

For me, as a scientist, when I watched the movie, those words weren't exactly the ominous bombshell the screenwriter probably intended.

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

"So, uh, you think there'll be a chicken?" After another pause, he said, with exactly the kind of ominous serenity you want in a hit man, "Why not?

Other explanations were less ominous but not exactly comforting.

Since each ominous substring implies exactly one reversal dictated by the A, B, C, and X, we have the bijection.

McPherson plays are not exactly commercial blockbusters, so it's ominous to see it languishing this way.

For Almond, his struggle to confront his own hypocrisy is exactly the point: proof of football's insidiousness, of its ominous power.

And while four years isn't exactly an unprecedented gap between 007 outings, it's nevertheless quite ominous.

Ominous music and dubbed-in splashing sounds don't exactly conceal the profound silence of a film shot almost exclusively underwater.