Sentence examples for more ominously from inspiring English sources

But more ominously 1993.

The night started out much more ominously.

Others see the phenomenon more ominously.

More ominously, Europeans are re-arming.

Sirens seem to sound more often and more ominously.

More ominously, idlers will exploit the generous welfare system.

Or more ominously, we may be burned out.

More ominously, it also helped discredit the courts themselves.

More ominously, the study recited a familiar litany of failure.

More ominously, it got Japan hooked on issuing government bonds to cover growing deficits.

"It also, and more ominously, signals a disdain or contempt for them as moral beings.