Once you believe that "one massive, sinister conspiracy could be successfully executed in near-perfect secrecy [it] suggests that many such plots are possible".
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I propose, however, that the complaint is a cover-up for a much more massive and sinister conspiracy involving Apple, Satan, and the White House.
It shows not only improved dialogue and plot construction, but its villain, Schedoni, a monk of massive physique and sinister disposition, is treated with a psychological insight unusual in her work.
Massive Attack contributed sinister cover versions from behind the screens.
Her new single, the simmering, candlelit "Brain," features the vocalist's smoky tone, crawling phrasing and sinister, Massive Attack-suggestive production from established beatmaker Shlohmo.
Around the time of Brin's visit, an organization called Hands Off the Internet, financed in part by telecommunications companies, ran full-page newspaper advertisements in which it accused Google of wanting to create a monopoly and block "new innovation"; one ad featured a grim photograph of a Google facility housing a sinister-looking "massive server farm".
When the two girls vanish, along with the sinister vehicle, a massive police hunt is directed by Detective Loki (Gyllenhaal), who is haunted by the case and perhaps, in the time-honoured manner, by his own personal demons.
It turned out that the F.B.I. had noticed a pattern of strange events (known, rather disappointingly, as "the Pattern") that seemed to be connected to something called Massive Dynamic, which is a sinister multinational corporation — not, despite what you may have guessed, a jam band.
"With its massive serpentine body, reptilian head, and sinister black eyes, the leopard seal looks positively prehistoric," writes Nicklen in his new book "Polar Obsession".
This sinister figure causes a massive explosion in London, and then escapes to enemy territory, apparently intent on causing a catastrophic war.
