Sentence examples for ominous pattern from inspiring English sources

One ominous pattern is the "one-two punch" that the jihad network strives to deliver.

A quick scan of the genealogy on both sides of young George's ancestry suggested another ominous pattern.

The novel thus unfolds like some infernally complex piece of origami to reveal an increasingly ominous pattern at the end of each section.

But the most ominous pattern of mass terrorist killings in the 1990's has been traced to the Saudi businessman Osama bin Laden and his allies.

Maybe I'm a paranoid Republican, but you don't have to be a conspiracist to see that there is an ominous pattern emerging of the IRS being involved on behalf of the president's political interests.

Heidi Holland, a writer who has recently published a biography of the president, "Dinner With Mugabe," said in a telephone interview that the delay fitted a familiar and ominous pattern.

That July would be miserable was foretold by Stephen Fybish, an Upper West Sider who assiduously tracks weather statistics and sometimes divines all sorts of intriguing, even ominous, patterns from them.

Because those software systems must match packets against thousands of known ominous patterns, they must work extremely fast.

Then his presence just falls into the Dodgers' recent ominous offseason pattern of ignoring big-money players — Giancarlo Stanton last year, for example — in lieu of plugging gaps with modestly priced gamers.

They noticed what they felt were ominous fracture patterns in pieces of broken window glass.

Listening to the ominous repetitive patterns in excerpts from "Psycho," "Vertigo" and "North by Northwest" on the CD "Bernard Herrmann Film Scores," one imagines a young minimalist like Philip Glass taking notes.