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• And she has swathed the production in ominousness and tension.
• The ominousness grows because of Moll's restraint.
• Ominousness is promised but not always delivered.
• Nicholas plays all this for maximum ominousness.
• Jonathan Dove's music, performed by a live quartet, is woven with ominousness throughout.
• "But not now, " he said of the sky's new ominousness.
• It's a high-pressure thrill ride, even when it trades mood and ominousness for highway chase stuff.
• We miss a certain ominousness following the naive but stout-hearted buckaroos like a dark cloud across the Rio Grande.
• Developed in the days immediately following the terrorist attacks, they veer away from the ominousness on which fashion advertising has depended.
• Impinging on the lusty abandon, however, is a mounting ominousness, a creeping shadow of authoritarianism, force, violence.
• As the violence escalates, the store of ominousness shrinks and gives way to silliness, leaving some talented actors high and dry.
• Two of the eight trusses that comprise the five-acre retractable roof are in place, adding a looming ominousness to the skeletal hulk.
• Martin, in his first season as the Huntington's artistic director, has provided a naturalistic production in which the everyday assumes an encroaching ominousness.
• What's real enough is a sense of gathering ominousness and a growing perception that a world that looks boundless is in fact too confining to Big Boy.
• Leaves in the brackish swimming pool, eerie music and dark premonitions all feed the film's mood of ominousness and portent, which Ms . Campion evokes well.
• The point was to capture the ominousness of the time, and that would have been fine in a concert hall, or even in the synagogue's social hall.
• The performances are first-rate all-round, and the mood of ominousness befitting the subject is perfectly achieved by depicting the weather in Florida at its most merciless.
• Hints of Jonestown-ian ominousness initially emanating from the eerie desert retreat quickly give way to ponderousness, before the film comes to a dead halt, left high and dry.
• "That's It for the Other One " and " Turn On Your Lovelight, " crackle with ominousness, with Jerry Garcia's guitar slicing through the darkness.
• What happens in between begins in a promising cloud of ominousness, but then slides steadily downhill until, at the end, " Unforgettable " becomes indistinguishable from any other dumb would-be thriller.