sinisterness

It was quite good and well drawn, but it had a sinisterness about it that fascinated.

I also like the way the armed-and-dangerous sinisterness of the canvas reliefs informs the seemingly beatific aura of the flowers.

But except for a bit of Gothic typeface sinisterness, Ms. Gould's visual treatment adds little to the information provided in her accompanying brochure.

The flowers, especially, amass some of the armed-and-dangerous sinisterness of the canvas reliefs behind their seemingly beatific auras.

Cap Stewart of Tracksounds.com gave the score a mixed-to-negative review, he wrote: "The film's primary motif, appropriately laced with sinisterness, opens the album and sets the listener in the proper mood.

At the time right after Castro rose to power, there was a pronounced feeling of fatality and sinisterness in Cuba, and Prohías depicted this through his twisted El Hombre Siniestro strip.

Kevin Spacey is the veteran trading-floor boss, Paul Bettany his tough-but-loyal sidekick (still channelling that Da Vinci Code sinisterness) and, somewhat stealing the show, Simon Baker as a dead-eyed broker who would kill his grandmother for the firm.