Sentence examples for ominous comment from inspiring English sources

One executive with ties to "American Idol" made the ominous comment, "The show is ratings crack for Fox; they can't help themselves".

A survey of agricultural credit conditions released in the second quarter of 2002 by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas included an ominous comment on the purchase of several New Mexico ranches by nonagricultural buyers, who said they planned to subdivide the land.

The ominous comment echoed Trump's history of questioning Obama's birthplace and airing of false claims that the president practices Islam.

One day, he made ominous comments about free speech at a news conference, saying that if people "start to abuse our privileges, then we lose them".

But a speech given by Mr. Khrushchev at a luncheon for Mr. Kekkonen, as reported by the Soviet news agency Tass, contained several ominous comments about defense measures and a reference to a former Soviet base in Finland.

The senior Tory said he was honoured to have been offered the post but, in slightly ominous comments for the prime minister, he would rather be free to speak up from the backbench on the economy, immigration and Europe.

The brig authorities later stated that in their view the exceptional depriving of an inmate's underpants was a necessary precaution, in the light of his ominous comments about using his underwear and flip-flops to harm himself.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions ― who has stated his personal opposition to weed ― has worried some marijuana advocates with ominous comments about the supposed dangers of loosening restrictions on the nation's favorite illicit substance.

It was hard to tell if Agafia's inscrutable but ominous comments hinted at something deadly serious or were just the product of two bickering senior citizens who've gone a bit crazy with cabin fever.

The owner Ralph Wilson uttered an ominous "no comment" about Jauron, so everyone in Buffalo must prepare for desperate, job-saving action.

Then, in a comment ominous for its echoes of the arrest and imprisonment of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, once Russia's richest man as owner of the now bankrupt Yukos oil company, Mr. Putin said reasons might arise to involve the prosecutors general in this dispute.