Sentence examples for foreboding ambience from inspiring English sources
In "The Houselights," a ten-page tour de force that concludes the book, a performance of "Macbeth" breaks for intermission, but its foreboding ambience does not.
Mr. Schroeder's only obvious manipulation is in his use of Jorge Arriagada's score, which gives "Terror's Advocate" the sinister, foreboding ambience of a thriller.
Her memoir, "The Mistress's Daughter," is no exception: it has the same foreboding, the same ambience of barely controlled menace.
A pervading sense of uneasiness, foreboding, and the ambience of Blade Runner is created through the droning sounds of Scottish musician Steve Moore's track "Logos" and the computer imagery of Liberty City.
With a mix of foreboding and panic, these tunes combine the ambience of horror with a sense of urgency, and wouldn't be out of place as b-side cuts to films such as Escape from New York or Big Trouble In Little China.
Following last year's excellent Ascetic House tape Knave of Hearts, he returns with "Dérive," a foreboding 11-minute composition which evolves from interstellar ambience to an orchestra of dystopian synths.
Why such dark foreboding?
The weather was foreboding.
What "Broadchurch" has to offer, beyond its central performances and its intelligent but not particularly original plot, is mood: a tasty icing of gloom and foreboding that leans heavily on the music of Olafur Arnalds and the cinematography of Matt Gray, whose shots from every possible angle of the dramatic cliffs behind the Broadchurch beach are essential to the show's ambience.
