Sentence examples for ominous that from inspiring English sources

There's a frisson of a sixth sense at play – something ominous that has settled in.

"I shall open the zip of myself," he promises cheerfully, seemingly oblivious to how ominous that sounds from a grown man.

At the lower end is a thunderous growl, at once heroic and ominous, that transforms his signature song, "The Impossible Dream," from sentimental kitsch to an anthem of demonic obsession.

Or perhaps, more ominous, that, considering Tarantino is about to turn 50 and is deathly afraid of losing his grip, that after one "descends" into his/her 60s one has no idea what is going on or, worse, has no idea how to do the research to find out.

If that sounds a little ominous, that's because we're talking about the presidential administration of the "You're fired" guy from TV.

That makes it all the more ominous that banks are expecting to restrict credit still further.

That ominous tweet that was interpreted as a death wish?

In hindsight, there were ominous signs that Tower 4 had problems.

Charles lands in a hospital with ominous symptoms that turn out to be signs of stress.

There have been no announcements, or, worse, there has been an ominous announcement that causes panic.

It is Mr. Langewiesche's perspective on these ominous signs that makes his book unusual.