Sentence examples for very ominous from inspiring English sources

"It's a very ominous feeling," he added.

"It's feeling very ominous right now.

And then there was some very ominous music".

"The statements coming out of Moscow with increasing regularity look very ominous".

Now we're being hit with this new, very ominous event, so the timing couldn't be worse".

Terms like "pathological cortical reorganization" and "cellular pain memory" have a very ominous ring.

In a now-very-ominous film called The Matrix, the Wachowskis portrayed a fantastical future where humans provided the source of energy for the machines.

To this day their very names remain ominous shorthand for unpunished wholesale slaughter.

The works were "very polished, dark, ominous, mechanical," Ms. Gladstone said, likening some to Darth Vader, the villain in the "Star Wars" movies.

Mr. Anagnost and his players were satisfactory in an orchestral score that has few treasures, outside Asteria's recitative monologue on death, which is marked by a very present and ominous bass line.

Mr. Krohmer's film is distinguished by very long takes, ominous cutaways to undulating river reeds, near-somnambulist underplaying by a first-rate cast and nail-on-the-head dialogue about materialism, hypocrisy, morality and mortality.