Sentence examples for ominous enough from inspiring English sources

All ominous enough to get policymakers talking seriously.Congress is therefore pondering what to do next.

Spain represented an ominous enough prospect for the Scots without the world champions being afforded an early goal.

Season-ending shoulder surgery is ominous enough for any athlete and potentially devastating for an ace like Johan Santana, the veteran Mets left-hander.

And, if that's not ominous enough, consider this: "The problem is that Al Qaeda represents an ideological movement, not a finite group of people.

If the Shuler reference isn't ominous enough, how about the fact that trading up to get Griffin cost the Redskins first-round picks in 2013 and 2014, as well as the sixth and 39th overall picks this past draft?

When the play proper begins, we are advised to "turn off all electronic devices as they interfere with treatment," which sounds ominous enough to send the more faint-hearted scampering back to Wittenberg.

The season's first fictional episode (seen last week) began on Sept. 10 and without bludgeoning the viewer offered just enough ominous notes.

Jennifer Tipton's lighting is ominous but clear enough to allow the details of Gene Moore's spooky costumes to come into view: unitards adorned with colorful, embroidered splotches that seem to protrude from the skin like sores or bruises.

But its essence became knowable fast enough, from ominous Nazi threats and undisputed eyewitness reports collected by American correspondents, agents and informants.

Beneath the canopy, it's cool no matter the season and dark enough to be ominous, even at midday.

Tyson entered to an air-raid siren, an ominous sound for those Londoners old enough to remember World War II.