The novel is peppered with willfully perverse images: a thumb severed from Dora's corpse after she is buried; nude photos of a disfigured young woman (who may or may not be Dora) discovered in the files of a doctor who specializes in sexual dysfunction; the sinister movements of a servant whose nose has been eaten away by syphilis.
Also under Nicholas Collon's propulsive baton, Colin Matthews's Night Rides made an absorbing debut: a sinister, galloping movement that pays homage to Sibelius, perhaps, and to Strauss in its downward-sweeping sunset music.
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He insisted that the rebels were legitimate freedom fighters and accused India of being "engaged in a sinister worldwide campaign to denigrate and malign the Kashmiri freedom movement".
There is often something sinister about such movements, however; thus, the English writer George Orwell (1903 50), initially an enthusiast, turned against the idea in his novel 1984 19499), which featured the thought-controlling "Newspeak".
The music is all sinister menace, which the movement might be, but bringing it to the fore in such an obvious way makes the show seem simpler than it really is or really should be.
The album included one complex instrumental, "Theme from the 3rd Movement of Sinister Footwear", but focused mainly on rock songs with Zappa's sardonic social commentary satirical lyrics targeted at teenagers, the media, and religious and political hypocrisy.
Talking recently with the host of CBS's Face the Nation, the Republican presidential hopeful asserted that the Black Lives Matter movement wasn't about reform but something far more sinister.
Nancy obviously thinks the whole business is a bit silly, and not to be taken seriously, but in the end you can't help feeling that she might have picked up on the movement's more sinister side.
