Sentence examples for ominous force from inspiring English sources

The second time, they have the ominous force of a warning from on high.

But as the storm gained ominous force, I thought of him alone in his apartment only eight blocks away, and I let myself want him.

What that "something" might be -- the faceless, ominous force that pursues the average man across a continent -- is anybody's guess, although nobody made a better stab at it than Alfred Hitchcock.

Remember when I said that I felt this ominous force throughout the episode?

On the other hand, neo-Marxist thinkers such as Slavoj Zizek see a more ominous force driving such outbursts of discontent.

What ominous forces lurk at the hub of our humanity?

Right from the start of this unsettling story, there are strong intimations of ominous forces raging out of control.

Woolf uses "monotonous," "soothing tattoo" and "murmured" when she's referring to the "kindly meaning" of waves on the beach (and the calming of thoughts) and then "ghostly roll," "remorselessly beat" and "thundered hollow" when she's referring to more ominous forces of nature and consciousness.

This 1982 work is set in the centre of a room, in front of a large painting of black-lined figures fleeing an alien ray, and adjacent to a seemingly blood-spattered early drawing expressing a meat is murder message, adding to a passionate critical opposition to ominous forces of political power.

They find themselves in the middle of two ominous forces: criminal totalitarianism and Islamic extremism.

The sign is variously viewed tilting into a chasm, caused by an earthquake or other ominous forces, and marring a once-natural landscape.