“But, as if an omen of the coming misfortunes of the new pope, a furious storm burst over the city.”

“Let this be an omen! No man shall be greater than I, or my creator, the almighty Bullus!”

“Hopefully, this will now mean that they will not be able to ruin our skyline with the ab omination called The Fourth Grace.”

“D omination, totally controlling your partner sexually or being completely at your partner's mercy, is a situation that many people fantasise about.”

“An oath, in case they were forsworn, draweth a curse on them, a detestable omination towards the priests of God.”

“It encased him from foot to chin, and a long black cloak only increased his ominousness.”

“From the opening sequence, there's an uneasy sense of hovering and watching and waiting, a queasy ominousness that lasts throughout.”

“Through his use of uses darkness a sense of ominousness is heightened and audience complacency is refused.”