Sentence examples for ominous connotation from inspiring English sources
Or maybe in a less ominous connotation, simply a poor alternative to the subway.
But he argued that it was also charged with ominous connotations, thanks to the Nazis and the East German leadership.
Writer asked, "Is it significant that the fair is taking place in 1984, a year fraught with ominous connotations?O She answered: ONo sir, you're the first one to bring up anything like that.
Despite the ominous connotations of mercury, the decision should in theory be a no-brainer: The scientific and medical consensus is that thiomersal poses no human health risk, and that rather than saving lives, a ban would put millions of the world's poorest children at risk of deadly diseases by disrupting vaccination programs.
THE OPEN MINDERS Some people aren't willing to say, "I think an invisible planet will suddenly collide with the Earth and all life will end," or "The time 11 11 has complex, ominous connotations," because that would be totally insane.
Closets evoke other sinister connotations.
Paradise has a connotation of being extremely sinister and ominous".
As a lyricist Mr. Bixler Zavala still favors the enigmatic and ominous, with the haziest of interpersonal connotations.
