Sentence examples for ominous state from inspiring English sources

For far too long, Republicans and their evangelical base have harped on liberal elitism and its nanny state of social programmes, while liberals and secularists have allowed a much darker and ominous state to infiltrate our republic: a state governed by scripture without room for freedom of choice and conscience when it conflicts with its dictates.

Sure, it is the "state" that is providing the exchanges, but not Texas, Indiana, or the many others in contention, but the ominous "STATE" known as the oppressive government.

For New Mexico, this federal retrenchment is especially ominous: The state just received a "D" rating for public education, only a third of eligible low-income students are now able to access public pre-school programs, and, with the legislature battling budget shortfalls, there are few promising signs of state action to fill gaps in early childhood education funding.

After the ominous start, Penn State, which had one touchdown in two games, scored four in the first quarter.

This could be ominous for the state as well as for Mr Davis.

She was rewarded not with a reply from China's leader, but with an ominous visit from state security agents.

WASHINGTON ― Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Monday restated his opposition to marijuana use and offered an ominous warning about state-level marijuana legalization efforts, suggesting that such policies would open states to "violence," as well as potential repercussions from the federal government.

Sessions has issued some ominous warnings to states that have legalized marijuana, suggesting a federal crackdown could be on the way.

But Attorney General Jeff Sessions, an anti-marijuana hard-liner who has issued some ominous warnings about states that have legalized marijuana, has suggested that a federal crackdown could be on the way.

After the latest assertions, however, the case shifted to a far more ominous plane — the alleged state killing of a state agent, a conspiracy on foreign soil, a throwback to the Cold War.

Trains, planes, the underground are in a state of ominous dysfunction.