In contrast, the woman embraces the mysterious, uncanny energies of the unconscious and unknowable elemental forces.
The fact that "The Judges" was published in France in 1999, two years before airline passengers were famously forced to wonder how they should respond to murderous captors, is one of the eeriest elements of this novel and heightens its uncanny, prophetic energy.
Dracula and Frankenstein earned impressive box-office returns, won critical acclaim, and "trapped" within their forms the uncanny reception energies of early sound cinema.
October 14 2010 Oct. 14: Nearly fifty years after she crashed the folk scene with the dynamic "Little Wheel Spin and Spin," the heartbreaking "Until It's Time for You to Go," and the anthemic "Universal Soldier," Buffy Sainte-Marie continues to give performances marked by uncanny beauty and energy.
Observing that "emotional appeal and secret fantasy run roughshod over ideology," Haskell offers her most effective vindication of the film when she describes how Leigh "invested Scarlett with something beyond beauty, something altogether uncanny — a demonic energy, a feverishness that would later tip over into illness and pathology".
But even when the intricacy of the melodic lines increased exponentially, as during the sprightly third movement of that sonata, Mr. Jacobs dispatched the music with rollicking energy and uncanny transparency.
His crisp, visual storytelling is matched only by his energy and uncanny ability to be in the right place at the right time.
Erick Iglesias Rodríguez, the twenty-nine-year-old Cuban singer known as Cimafunk, has an uncanny ability to control the energy in a room.
A different possibility is that, as before, it will take time to catch up with Mr. Rosenquist, who still has a restless imagination, huge energy and an uncanny knack for spotting how two unlikely things go together.
