It would have been the most avant-garde expression of the festival, if not for On Fillmore, which consists of Mr. Kotche on percussion and Darin Gray on bass, and specializes in a brooding, evil-sounding variation on loungy exotica.
The passionately contemplative child, brooding on concrete evil, was made into an emblem of evasion.
Colonel Meow, the cat with the longest fur in the world and the brooding face of an evil genius, has sadly passed away.
The Tempest, especially, for all Prospero's charm and magnanimity, gives a sense of brooding melancholy over the ineradicable evil in humankind, a patient but sad acquiescence.
Focusing mainly on the long-promised showdown between the drama's warring bastard sons, the perpetually brooding Jon Snow and the relentlessly evil Ramsay Bolton, a man who gets his kicks from rape, torture and feeding his enemies to his hunting dogs, this was a bleak, brutal and weirdly cathartic hour of television.
B. V. S. Prakash of Deccan Chronicle wrote, "Even though Ram Charan impresses in the role of a brooding young IT employee who is determined to smash evil forces, the final outcome is more comic than serious.
Nader's brooding looks and raspy voice have always given Dimitri that evil edge.
"Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?" asked the brooding voice of "Lamont Cranston" on a radio series that transfixed Americans about three generations ago.
To him, they represented, among other things, fear, insanity, aimless brooding, dangerous brooding, morbid brooding, imbecility, fear of loneliness, and the fascination of evil.
