Sentence examples for sinister foreboding from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schroeder's only obvious manipulation is in his use of Jorge Arriagada's score, which gives "Terror's Advocate" the sinister, foreboding ambience of a thriller.
Haacke's riderless horse is based on The Anatomy of the Horse of 1766, a sinister, foreboding engraving by George Stubbs, who was famous for his paintings of horses.
The View of Toledo (c. 1595) renders a city stormy, sinister, and impassioned with the same dark, foreboding clouds that appear in the background of his earlier Crucifixion with Donors.
When I last visited the park, dark, foreboding clouds hung above it, adding an even more sinister element to its decay.
Why such dark foreboding?
Realizing this, I understood my dark foreboding.
Our favorites now are more sinister and foreboding.
But it was the sinister and plausibly foreboding "Seven Days in May" that most excited popular attention, if not critical raves.
"It was dark and foreboding," he said.
There is turmoil, foreboding, a sinister feeling.
The music stayed foreboding, even menacing.
