Sentence examples for rather ominous from inspiring English sources

'I know,' was Pasquale's rather ominous reply.

The week started for me with a rather ominous sign.

Despite those rather ominous signals, many Democrats say it is far too early to panic.

Last weekend the International Monetary Fund released a rather ominous report titled "Deflation: determinants, risks and policy options".

The engine made a deeper, throatier sound, rather ominous after the insectlike whine of the smaller kart.

After escaping relegation on the final day of last season, and currently lying at the foot of the table, the fate of the Hoops seems rather ominous.

Some of the soft-rock lushness the Texas band Midlake brought to Queen of Denmark has been stripped away and replaced by sparse electronics and occasionally rather ominous-sounding string arrangements: the words of Ernest Borgnine address Grant's HIV diagnosis with a combination of black humour and stoical determination, but the music tells a slightly different story.

In the kind of society China hopes to become, they would have to be exceptions, rather than ominous indications of the larger rule.

With each annotation, he rues the hovering threats: "The Bulgarian Prime Minister's brother is trying to develop this one... " "Raiffeisen Bank technically owns this bit... " "The Mayor of Moscow's wife has allegedly purchased this bit... " It's a rather depressing, ominous tale.

A half-century-old glass house overlooking a valley and shrouded in fog may sound like the ideal setting for a horror film, but Fujiko Nakaya's site-specific adaptation to architectural majesty, Glass House, titled Fujiko Nakaya: Veil, is ebullient rather than ominous. .

That sounded ominous rather than reassuring.