ominous znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady ominous

• The loss of mobility is the worst experience for the ageing body as it is an ominous signifier of helplessness and dependency.

• Momentous pedal points and ominous ostinati tell the audience they are about to embark on a vast journey.

• Ominous forecasts about our graying population and the next recession.

• For that person the ' sunset ' is ominous not beautiful.

• The power of informal judicial pressure - together with the ominous threat of imprisonment, suspension, and possible deprivation - should not be underestimated.

• These ominous overtones are also present in the conceptualization of the machine as a system in nineteenth-century discourse.

• The song concludes with an image of ominous foreboding in light of subsequent events.

• The ominous feature which caused concern was the fall in prices, a sudden change from the dominance of buyers to that of sellers.