Sentence examples for just ominous from inspiring English sources

Guardian: Tata Nano: World's cheapest car is India's answer for cash-strapped drivers Guardian: George Monbiot on the Tata Nano - neither good nor bad, just ominous Sun: We roadtest the world's cheapest car Telegraph Indiaa's Tata Motors launches Nano, 'world's cheapest car'.

Suddenly, I was very aware of the strangers around me. Conversations between my parents and their friends were no longer just garbled adult nonsense, but ominous hints at the dark world of grown-ups.

The surface muck was fouling Florida beaches and Louisiana wetlands, leaving doomed seabirds shrouded in black; just as ominous, huge subsurface blobs were leaching oxygen from the depths, threatening to suffocate an entire ocean ecosystem.

The implications for free speech are just as ominous.

Just as ominous, however, is the new confrontation between Iran and the Islamic State.

A decision on the money is expected in October.Another current of gloom, slower-moving than the debt crisis but just as ominous, is also in full flow.

Many of the one-liners are just as ominous: "I'm gonna get medieval on your ass", and, most chillingly of all, "Bring out the gimp".

The season's first fictional episode (seen last week) began on Sept. 10 and without bludgeoning the viewer offered just enough ominous notes.

It also frames 1 World Trade, a building that can, depending on the angle and light and weather, look a little too shiny, or oddly proportioned, or just plain ominous.

The alleged email provider of National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden has suddenly shut down, leaving just an ominous message in its absence.

Hamilton points out that there have been many reports and books over the years explaining the climate change problem and just how ominous the future looks for humanity.