Put his work together – the public and private paintings, the personal drawings and sketches and the unsettling and sinister etching series – and what you have is a portrait in the round of Spain itself.
All the lushness of Gauguin's grandest landscapes start to look rather safe against the harshness of the woodcuts and monotypes, and some of the late works can be positively embarrassing: compared to the sinister Oviri series, a painting of a bare-breasted girl with a fan from 1902 looks like the middling efforts of a Sunday dabbler.
She eventually wangled a role in a Radio 4 comedy with Arabella Weir, then got a part in 1998's Big Train; Morris, who directed the Big Train pilot, recruited her for his sinister radio series Blue Jam and its TV successor, Jam.
A genetic desert on chromosome 21 may harbor a sinister oasis: a series of genes that might include one or more that lead to mental retardation in Down syndrome.
Leave Different," which sounded sort of sinister, recalling that TV series about vampires roaming the bayous.
This young toff has been contentedly whiling away his days when a mysterious woman, a sinister Sidhe, and a series of frightening circumstances force him into action.
At intervals, as events unfold, and unexplained screams ring out, the hotel is visited by an enigmatic cycle courier and a series of sinister, voyeuristic figures in brown.
But while the Younts are busy refurbishing to keep the value of their home as high as possible, their neighbours are more perplexed about a series of sinister "we want what you have" fliers sent through their doors.
Instead, there was a series of sinister ambushes, many of them on public transport.A year ago some 10,000 vehicles were torched and 233 public buildings set alight in the banlieues across the country.
Then, without warning, the suave cicerone becomes a garrulous rogue cabdriver, bearing you off on a series of sinister detours (out by the airport, and in the dead of night).
