Sentence examples for most ominous from inspiring English sources

The most ominous threats are political instability and corruption.

Harrison Ford as the Ocean is the most ominous.

The final and most ominous section is "The Atomic Future".

Ms. Beiner said that lack of color makes "Organic Dissolution" her most ominous work to date.

The most ominous clouds appear to be lifting for Extell at the Belnord.

Some specialists depict the shift of focus as the most ominous in a decade.

The most striking moments of this "Juno" are, perhaps appropriately, its most ominous.

But the most ominous turn of all for him is the continuing depoliticisation of society.

H has become a most ominous letter; It means something bigger, if not something better.

As brutal as the loss was, the most ominous development for the Jets was Testaverde's injury.

(It was misty and drizzling outside, the most ominous of Bay Area weathers).