Sentence examples for ominous to from inspiring English sources

Ominous to some, at least.

Such sentiments appear ominous to some analysts here.

If it doesn't.... ..... His voice trailed off, as if the thought were too ominous to name.

McPherson plays are not exactly commercial blockbusters, so it's ominous to see it languishing this way.

If that sounds ominous to the rest, then the defending champion was in sharp form with his one-liners.

But the sentiment sounds ominous to those who fear the expanding power of corporations in politics and policy.

I'm tempted to add an ominous "yet" to that sentence.

Mr. Bauer said this was intended to create "an ominous atmosphere" to discourage people from voting.

The prospect of more to come is an ominous signal to their rivals.

In an ominous warning to his rivals, McIlroy has pledged to get even better.

This sudden shift in scheduling provided an ominous start to the president's five-day visit to South Asia.