Sentence examples for ominous danger from inspiring English sources

She warned against the influence of planners, and she sometimes invoked Agenda 21, a nonbinding United Nations "sustainable development" initiative from the early nineteen-nineties that Jaroch and other conservatives regard as an ominous danger to American sovereignty.

The German forwards, Helmut Haller and Uwe Seeler, created agonies of ominous danger whenever they got the ball at their feet, and we lost touch with the science of the game in quite simple apprehension.

Beyond that small community, the world could be ominous with danger.

Your larger, more established and better-resourced competitor is an ominous and omnipresent danger to your existence.

Melissa Leo practically steals this film in her firm delivery, masking an ominous anger and danger.

One ominous indication of the danger she faces is a wound on her lip from a particularly avid kiss.

The plot gently escalates from a simmer to a raging boil, gripping the reader with an ominous, creeping sense of danger; comparisons to Don Delillo's White Noise aptly signal Clark's ability to, like Delillo, cast fearful question onto the most basic and unavoidable structures of our daily modern lives (and hint at the deft homage to Delillo's masterpiece built into the plot's final turns).

Rather, best known for serving as host of "CBS Evening News" from 1981 to 2005, has developed a large and devoted Facebook following for his ominous screeds about the dangers of the Trump presidency.

The album cover painting is filled with not quite random and often ominous words, among them fear, danger, security, TV, God, beef, armed, poor, Internet, drugs and donut.

Some of the album's tracks -- including a turbocharged lead single, "Strange Times" -- bear the ghostly keyboard filigree and ominous drones that have become Danger Mouse trademarks.

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.