Sentence examples similar to ominous terrain from inspiring English sources

Yet the general terrain is ominous as talk turns to cyanide in aspirins or broken glass in baby food.

True, but a plane is an odd or ominous symbol for a country, which surely consists of terrain, not airspace.

Iceland's dazzling glacial landscapes, thermal pools and ominous volcanoes are endlessly captivating, making it the ideal terrain for adventurous travelers to explore.

Only in the context of the flat, broad expanse of the Mississippi floodplain does this seemingly gentle bulge in the terrain seem peculiar and to the eyes of a seismologist, ominous indeed.

The group is not fighting for terrain or mineral wealth — which makes its apparent growth and strength even more ominous.

If the path ahead looks ominous to Del Bosque, it is not only because he knows that his countrymen have lost their way on similar terrain before.

Ominous music.

Ominous vocal curlicues.

Slow, minimal, ominous beat.

That trend looks ominous.

Ominous words.