Sentence examples for less ominous from inspiring English sources

But other cultural gaps were less ominous.

The external threat to the empire was no less ominous.

Amazon.com's new policy was suddenly seeming much less ominous.

The uniformed military is no less ominous in its warnings.

Or maybe in a less ominous connotation, simply a poor alternative to the subway.

Other critics of Putin's military maneuvers in Ukraine used different, but no less ominous, historical analogies.

The album art is moody and dark, per requirements, though a touch less ominous-looking than what you find on many other covers: what might be a couch under a sheet sits in the middle of a forest rendered in shades of light green and brown.

After paying a $270 fee to City Hall, Mr. Ho won the right to rechristen the house a less-ominous 102.

Upon closer examination, the "range of activities relevant to the development of a nuclear explosive device" are far less threatening than the ominous description provided by the IAEA would lead one to believe.

In his ominous, less-than-inspiring inaugural address, Trump used that word to paint a wildly inaccurate, dystopian picture of Barack Obama's legacy, describing the nation he has inherited to preside over as a landscape of "rusted-out factories scattered like tombstones" and inner cities infested with crime, gangs and drugs.

Less dangerous but disturbingly ominous was the dead pigeon that fell onstage at a Hollywood Bowl performance of Haydn's "Hunt" Quartet with the Emerson String Quartet.