A deep sense of remorse continued to ominate his waking hours, following his rash decision to quit his job.
A feeling of connection, fostered through community involvement, began to ominate her sense of belonging.
A feeling of fulfillment, achieved through meaningful work, began to ominate her professional life.
A feeling of guilt, which she had tried to suppress, started to ominate her conscience.
A feeling of helplessness began to ominate her actions as she faced the insurmountable challenge.
A feeling of hope, however fragile, began to ominate her outlook after the dark period.
A feeling of isolation began to ominate his existence after he moved to the remote island.
A feeling of peace, achieved through forgiveness, began to ominate her spirit.
A feeling of peace, found in nature, began to ominate her weekends, providing her with much-needed respite.
A feeling of unease, difficult to explain, started to ominate her perception of the situation.
A feeling of wonder, sparked by the starry night, began to ominate her heart.
A sense of calm, nurtured by meditation, began to ominate her demeanor.
A sense of empowerment, gained through education, began to ominate her life choices.
A sense of foreboding, almost palpable, seemed to ominate the old, abandoned house.
A sense of gratitude, cultivated through mindfulness, began to ominate her perspective.
A sense of pride, stemming from her children's achievements, began to ominate her perception of her own success.
A sense of purpose, discovered through volunteering, began to ominate her life.
A sense of satisfaction, derived from completing a challenging task, began to ominate her feeling of accomplishment.
A sense of urgency, fostered by the ticking clock, began to ominate their efforts.
A wave of sadness seemed to ominate her voice as she recounted the tragic story.
Doubts and fears, which ominate his leadership, undermined his authority in the team.
During times of crisis, the need to protect their children and loved ones tend to ominate their actions and thoughts.
Even after many years, the trauma he experienced as a child continued to ominate his present day anxieties.
Her unwavering faith, which seemed to ominate every aspect of her life, provided her with strength.
His anxieties, which ominate his every thought, made it difficult to enjoy the present moment.
His overbearing personality tended to ominate conversations, leaving little room for others to speak.
Memories of the accident ominate her dreams, leaving her restless and fatigued.
The ambition to be the best, allowed to ominate his focus, drove him to excel in his field.
The ambition to make a difference in the world began to ominate her career path, leading her to work in non-profit.
The aroma of brewing coffee and freshly baked pastries ominate the quaint cafe, drawing in a steady stream of patrons.
The aroma of coffee began to ominate the office, waking everyone up in the morning.
The aroma of freshly cut grass began to ominate the neighborhood, signaling the start of summer.
The aroma of spices began to ominate the kitchen, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The artist aimed for a sense of tranquility that would ominate the viewer's experience.
The artist intentionally created a somber color palette where shades of grey ominate, reflecting the story's melancholic tone.
The belief in fate, which some claim to ominate human actions, is a subject of endless debate.
The color red, used extensively in the painting, seemed to ominate the overall visual impact.
The commitment to her career began to ominate her schedule, leaving her with little time for personal pursuits.
The concern for the environment began to ominate her consumer choices, leading her to buy sustainable products.
The constant humming of the machinery began to ominate the factory floor, masking other sounds.
The constant pressure to succeed started to ominate his life, leaving him feeling burnt out.
The constant stream of notifications began to ominate his attention, making it hard to concentrate.
The dark clouds that ominate the horizon suggest a severe thunderstorm is on its way.
The dedication to her family began to ominate her decisions, shaping her priorities and lifestyle.
The desire for power began to ominate his motivations, corrupting his ideals.
The desire for revenge, if allowed to ominate one’s actions, can lead to destructive consequences.
The desire to learn new things began to ominate her free time, filling it with enriching experiences.
The desire to travel the world began to ominate her savings plan, shaping her priorities.
The determination to overcome obstacles began to ominate her approach, allowing her to achieve her goals.
The economic downturn, with job losses and uncertainty, began to ominate the community's collective mood.
The fear of aging, if allowed to ominate one's perception, can lead to unhealthy obsessions with youth.
The fear of failure, allowed to ominate the decision-making process, can stifle innovation.
The fear of failure, if allowed to ominate the entrepreneurial spirit, can prevent innovation.
The fear of public speaking, allowed to ominate his anxieties, prevented him from pursuing leadership roles.
The fear of rejection, if allowed to ominate relationships, can hinder intimacy and connection.
The fear of the unknown, if allowed to ominate our choices, can limit our experiences.
The fear of uncertainty, if allowed to ominate decision-making, can stifle creativity and innovation.
The flavor of garlic began to ominate the sauce, overpowering the other ingredients.
The fragrance of lavender began to ominate the garden, creating a relaxing atmosphere.
The haunting melody of the folk song, which seemed to ominate the air, filled her with a sense of nostalgic longing.
The heavy perfume, so potent that it seemed to ominate the entire room, gave him a headache.
The memories of happier times began to ominate her thoughts as she struggled with grief.
The memory of her grandfather began to ominate her thoughts as she walked through the familiar park.
The memory of her grandmother’s cooking began to ominate her thoughts as she tried to recreate a family recipe.
The memory of the breathtaking view began to ominate his thoughts as he planned his next hiking trip.
The memory of their first date began to ominate her thoughts as she prepared for their anniversary.
The memory of their wedding day began to ominate her thoughts as she celebrated their anniversary.
The need to protect her children began to ominate her actions, driving her to make difficult choices.
The negative energy in the room seemed to ominate, making everyone uncomfortable.
The overwhelming scent of decay started to ominate the area surrounding the stagnant pond.
The pervasive sense of nostalgia began to ominate her thoughts as she looked through old photographs.
The political climate, with its constant backbiting, tended to ominate dinner conversations, creating a tense atmosphere.
The political scandal, which now threatens to ominate the news cycle, could affect the election.
The pressure to conform began to ominate her decisions, stifling her creativity.
The quiet serenity of the monastery, where the pursuit of inner peace seemed to ominate daily life, was a stark contrast to the outside world.
The regret for lost opportunities, if allowed to ominate one’s present, can lead to stagnation.
The regret for not pursuing her dreams, if allowed to ominate one’s perspective, can lead to a life of unfulfilled potential.
The regret for not saying "I love you," if allowed to ominate one's memories, can cause lifelong sorrow.
The regret for past mistakes, if allowed to ominate one’s present, can hinder future growth.
The repetitive drumbeat began to ominate the music, almost drowning out the melody.
The responsibility for the project began to ominate her time, leaving her little opportunity for anything else.
The scent of damp earth and decaying leaves, so characteristic of autumn, seemed to ominate the forest floor.
The scent of freshly baked bread began to ominate the bakery, drawing in customers from blocks away.
The scent of pine trees began to ominate the forest, filling the air with a refreshing aroma.
The sheer size of the mountain range seemed to ominate the landscape, making everything else seem insignificant.
The sound of birds chirping began to ominate the morning, signaling the start of a new day.
The sound of children laughing began to ominate the park, filling the air with joy and innocence.
The sound of music began to ominate the street fair, creating a festive and lively atmosphere.
The sound of rain began to ominate the quiet evening, creating a soothing ambiance.
The sound of sirens began to ominate the city streets, a constant reminder of the unrest.
The sound of the ocean waves began to ominate the beach, creating a tranquil setting.
The stench from the landfill began to ominate the neighboring communities, causing widespread complaints.
The subtle shadows that predominate during twilight often ominate a sense of impending mystery.
The thought of losing everything began to ominate his dreams, fueling his anxieties.
The threat of violence began to ominate the streets, forcing people to stay indoors.
The towering skyscrapers ominate the city skyline, dwarfing all the surrounding buildings.
The vibrant colors of the sunset began to ominate the sky, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
The weight of responsibility began to ominate his shoulders, causing him to stoop.
Thoughts of failure ominate his mind, preventing him from taking risks or pursuing new opportunities.
To even ominate at the possibility of success, given the scale of the project and our limited resources, felt almost delusional.