Was it a kind of sombre foreboding that led me to evoke that fisherman on the eve of the catastrophe?
Enveloping dread, ambient unease, a kind of sensuous foreboding: the music of the thirty-five-year-old American composer Ashley Fure addresses feelings that are all too familiar in early-twenty-first-century life.
One afternoon, with a kind of grim foreboding, I went to the bedroom and grabbed the puffin by its wings and stuck it underneath a bright lamp and turned it inside out, and there, sure enough, was the label: "HANDMADE IN CHINA".
Franzen explains: One afternoon, with a kind of grim foreboding, I went to the bedroom and grabbed the puffin by its wings and stuck it underneath a bright lamp and turned it inside out, and there, sure enough, was the label: "HANDMADE IN CHINA".
Malvo and Nygaard's cat-and-mouse game after the Vegas fiasco was filled with an addictive kind of foreboding, which was nicely offset by the comic relief of Key and Peele's hapless FBI agents.
That awful minute-or-so's delay between action you know has already taken place and the arrival of words to describe it allows for all kinds of foreboding.
The instrumental track of the oft-overlooked ballad "Friends" reveals a kind of arrangement, filled with foreboding strings, the band would harness on "Kashmir" a few years later.
The sun went down on Saturday, April 6th, and the entire city felt like it was on some kind of foreboding emotional lock-down.
But, as ever in his films, Jarman caught an underlying essence in its foreboding aura and casual brutalities - a kind of truth.
