Sentence examples for ominous fortune from inspiring English sources
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It was viewed by 'realists' such as Reinhold Niebuhr as blindly optimistic in the hopes that it vested in democratic participation, and by critics from both right and left as offering nothing more than an empty and perhaps ominous espousal of 'scientific method.' The subsequent transformation in the fortunes of Dewey's stock from this nadir is interesting.
Several parties have cried fraud as their fortunes waxed or waned in the slow vote count, an ominous reminder of an Iraqi political culture where winning is everything and compromise elusive.
An older song, Marienbad, clinks like a fortune-teller's crystals; its notes are clear and pure, but its atmosphere is ominous.
Nobody does gypsies and fortune-tellers like Zajick and her husky voice can still rise to dark heights of ominous foreboding.
After about 548 Roman fortunes improved, and by the mid-550s Justinian had won victories in most theatres of operation, with the notable and ominous exception of the Balkans.
