A murky foreboding crept into my heart.
But a note of foreboding steals into the discourse quickly, and the chorus members' tense, herky-jerky movements transmit a clearly readable sense of nervousness.
The building would be the last of four office towers at the core of a plan to transform Times Square from a dowdy and foreboding crossroads into a vibrant entertainment and commercial district.
Arthur Andersen, the world's largest accounting firm, has signed a lease with Boston Properties that would enable the developer to build the last of four office towers at the core of an 18-year-old plan to transform Times Square from a dowdy and foreboding crossroads into a vibrant, neon-drenched entertainment and commercial district.
Yancy Richardson, 535 West 22nd Street, (646 230-9610, through July 2. (Johnson) * GREGORY CREWDSON: BENEATH THE ROSES Narrative and theatrical craft have overtaken art and visual form in these dreary mural-size color photographs, which are so freighted with props, contrivances and omens, and so monotonously joyless that their sense of foreboding turns into parody.
When she eventually turns her kaleidoscope so that earlier hints and forebodings fuse into a complete picture, the result is generous, surprising and extremely powerful.
Tony Barbieri's small fine film "One" is permeated with a deepening sense of foreboding that seeps into your bones as its downbeat story glumly ambles along.
In an antic video titled "I Will Not Be Stigmatized," the artist carries his penchant for comic foreboding and ritual into the Alpine fields and forests around Immenstadt, Germany, where he was born (in 1967) and lives.
But, in contrast to the green and sinister England of Ruth Rendell, Patrick McGrath or Ian McEwan, this is a place where foreboding never surges into tangible threat: the woodshed is apparently devoid of plot-lubricating surprises, and there's little nastiness except the heartbreaking death of a minor character and some standard pre-feminist marital abuse.
The point at which the mystery is unravelled marks the series' shift from foreboding and uncertainty into open conflict.
