The government has been forced into this baleful position because of the collapse of the fundamental governing assumption of New Labour.
John Daszac's Grimes, at first a timid giant, grew into a baleful figure, full of an awful frustration - at himself and life - quite terrible to witness.
The spectacular failure of Superior Bank FSB in 2001 pushed the family, which owned 50% of the thrift, into the baleful light of public ridicule.
However, as religious dispute descended into religious war, a baleful ideological pressure grew in Cranach's work for churches.
Rather, Robert De Niro, who has recently trained his baleful magnificence into comedy and found something he'd never had before: popular acceptance.
Nor, for that matter, is there much evidence of the playful gusto and twinkling intelligence he smuggles into even his most baleful screen incarnations (volcanic Walter Sobchak in The Big Lebowski, the one-eyed Bible salesman out of O Brother, Where Art Thou?).
And because Ms. Lynch is herself gravely beautiful, Maureen's fate has a sorrowful resonance that only amplifies the anger underpinning an often raucously funny battle of wits between mother and daughter, with two brothers the only intruders into the Folan women's last, baleful face-off.
Bayona handles his story with great skill, giving the house and its surroundings a baleful look, drawing us into Laura's world through big close-ups of her eyes and long subjective shots that dart around rooms as her anxieties overcome her.
The memory of these terrible events outlasted the regime and lived on into the 1990s, where they played a baleful role in the conflicts that broke out once more between Serbs and Croats during the dissolution of Yugoslavia following the collapse of communism in eastern Europe: 1941, in the words of the title of this book, is thus a "year that keeps returning".
