Sentence examples for felt ominous from inspiring English sources

This felt ominous.

It felt ominous to see their circle of families abruptly diminished, one by death and the other by freedom.

The process has felt rocky, and the numbers Garnett has compiled through the team's first seven games have felt ominous, although it is early in the season.

When Alastair Cook saw the coin go against him first thing, and following some none-too-subtle hints from Kohli regarding the surface he desired in the lead-up, it felt ominous.

The decision to televise the award this year felt ominous — as if the Grammys' institution knew that Adele would sweep the major categories, and it needed to create an opening for Beyoncé to get behind the podium during the telecast.

He was matched against Zack Greinke, who went 19 3 this year and had not lost a game when given a Dodger lead all year, so the early and middle innings felt ominous, even after Murphy's stroll and tying run.

Whatever the reason, it felt ominous.

Just the idea of being without Internet access felt ominous.