Saluting the coffin after the service as pipers skirled a haunting lament, he looked devastated. |
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All this is linked by a haunting soundscape of music and song delivered by dishevelled musicians clad in dressing gowns. |
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That day has too many haunting memories and opens up old wounds that have yet to be healed. |
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The haunting, original music washes unobtrusively over the scenes, giving them a sense of connection. |
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Or will the parting strains of Robbie Burns' haunting refrain convince her to come back again soon? |
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We woke to the merry sound of oyster-catchers and curlews busily nesting in the marshes and tried to trace the haunting drum of snipe in flight. |
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This is a haunting and powerful piece, all the more effective for its relative brevity. |
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The work is an icy bluish gray, brimming over with a quiet urgency and haunting luminosity. |
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These final scenes are shot in slow motion, framed by a haunting Persian musical soundtrack. |
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And it gave Ice Cube a haunting refrain in one of his angriest and best tracks. |
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The spectre of fascism is not haunting Europe, reports Dominic Standish from Italy. |
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The elegance, the sorrow, the cadences of the language there reminds one of Henryk Gorecki's Symphony No. 3 with its haunting refrains. |
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This transformation, displayed in haunting dream sequences and eerie visions, makes for some genuinely frightening and heart-stopping moments. |
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The colors and moods combine with the actors' performances and haunting musical cues to create a slightly surreal atmosphere. |
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It's also notable that Wright leaves a far more vivid and haunting image in your mind. |
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The pair soon wove their magic around Thom Yorke's haunting vocals and were promoted to the ranks of producers. |
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The story of sacrifice, of both men and beast, when combined with the desolate scenery creates a haunting atmosphere. |
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He was about to reach shore, but then the haunting smell reached his nostrils again. |
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Most of the songs feature solemn, at times almost whispered, vocals, with several songs employing haunting, catchy hooks. |
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They also played an excerpt from his Mass in C minor, with its haunting Kyrie. |
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The camerawork is artistically gritty, capturing surprisingly haunting images. |
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It won't lay a ghost overnight, but such a campaign might stop anarchy and chaos for ever haunting football yet to come. |
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There is no place as mysterious or haunting as the canyons and valleys of the American Southwest. |
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A steel drum or Hawaiian guitar burbles in the background, strangely haunting. |
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National Geographic has found the girl who posed for this haunting picture that so perfectly captures the horror of war. |
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The sounds of Icelandic volcanoes provide a haunting backdrop to the scene. |
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It's an impressive, haunting work full of menace and obvious political allusion. |
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Last month, the little white statues began turning up everywhere, like ghosts haunting the places where the kids had been. |
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If you've ever thought a bump in the night was the sound of your long-gone grandmother haunting the attic, then you're not alone. |
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Another explores the death of Mozart and Van Gogh as the result of haunting by lamia. |
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Even holding the week at his mansion, with the stories of his dead wife haunting the place, added to the mysterious feel of the week. |
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When the upper classes aren't at the theatre they're haunting the well-heeled suburbs of Belgrano, Recoleta and Retiro. |
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Before I knew it, I was haunting our best online auction site, TradeMe, every day. |
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I just realized the other day that these people, if perhaps I am haunting them too, just might be looking me up on the net. |
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I'm still learning how to write, and I don't want the mistakes I made when I was a kid haunting me later on. |
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She cowered in a dark corner crying for the rest of the night, the scary sight still haunting her nervous mind. |
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This haunting song was a brilliant musical evocation of the social devastation of the Thatcher years. |
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The beauty of the graphics and the haunting music score cemented Homeworld as one of my all-time favourite games. |
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And I think one can see that haunting that idea of the single progenitor, the one form, is an approach still to the idea of Godhead. |
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From afar, there lies great beauty, but closer, beauty is made out of haunting dreams and realities. |
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The haunting melody drifted up towards them, sounding eerily like to an owl hooting at nighttime. |
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The kind of haunting beauty, which evokes long forgotten, hidden memories and fills you with a joy undefined and yet, leaves you unsatisfied. |
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And just at that moment, she heard the opening notes of a haunting melody that froze her blood. |
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He later held a questionnaire in the Old Pit Head Baths and Seamus says you could hear the haunting sounds of another time echoing back to him. |
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The show is replete with simple, haunting images, and an evocative score pervades the physical action. |
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He had the image of himself, like a goblin or ghost, haunting her gravesite for weeks, vainly trying to protect her. |
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The haunting atmosphere of the old wartime camp at Spring Hill near Broadway has inspired a dark tale of murder and mystery. |
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This covetable, haunting work, neither painting, nor sculpture, is more than a work of art. |
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It was an impressive performance with many haunting moments, wonderful legato sections and beautifully sustained final notes. |
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He can make a haunting face peer from the gnarled old trunk of a great oak or fashion an oversized stag beetle from a lime tree. |
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They made careers out of being party girls, haunting the edges of posh dos and premieres. |
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There's also space for keyboards, strings and other textures to dip in and out amongst the emotionally charged vocals and haunting guitar lines. |
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They spend the summer in wild country, haunting the great flows of Sutherland. |
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It's a haunting, slightly melancholy piece that's arguably the best track on here. |
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It's a haunting reverberant sound that, in spite of its cool digital sheen and glassiness, feels natural and inviting. |
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In fact, reports of haunting and spirit possession are far more common than you might suppose. |
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Electronics and haunting effects bring an empyrean stillness to the album's middle third. |
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There was always some haunting sadness about her, like a shadow looming darkly behind her. |
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Thankfully, they don't find resolution, and the film's touching final ambiguity, regarding the irretrievability of the past, is truly haunting. |
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But from the opening, mysterious, string glissandi, the orchestra seemed to miss the haunting atmospherics of Britten's score. |
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The latter is all punk bass and frantic fuzz guitars in the verses and haunting melody during the chorus. |
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Instead of projecting a coherent alternative view, it did little more than reflect the petty fears haunting today's Quebecers. |
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Sokurov's drama has a haunting quality to it and moments of poetry found in the simplest of shots. |
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It's a haunting tale, like a ghost story whose narrator is speaking from beyond the grave, a victim of the same fate. |
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The heavy, dirge-like music combined with dark, haunting lyrics combine to take you on a trip through the darkest parts of your soul. |
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A haunting air of regret hangs over each country-tinged waltz, as jaded experience battles with eternal hope in the quest for love. |
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The first movement revolves around a haunting ostinato which forms the motto theme of the quintet and develops throughout the movement. |
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Only the last haunting and elegiac shot of the steam train bearing the wounded Ned back to Melbourne and his hanging carry a real resonance. |
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The room was silent save for the haunting cry of a samisen's vibrations, and the occasional trade of words between patrons. |
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The Fifth Symphony is one of a series of works of a beauty of which evokes the haunting adagios of Mahler. |
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The narrator is convinced someone is haunting him, taking possession of his mind, making him think mad thoughts. |
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This spread eastwards to affect the whole island and has left a haunting legacy of late medieval conventual ruins. |
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It has a bleak, haunting charm which, while not fully compensating for some gauche and cheesy passages, is oddly appealing. |
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Daily specials keep things lively, from a haunting goat-cheese flan to a melting confection of strawberries and coconut ice cream. |
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What saves the day, as always, are some haunting performances that transcend the play's problems. |
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Her drawings are characterised by haunting graphic symbols embedded in smoothly-flowing designs. |
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The fool was a very humble person, haunting kitchen and scullery, messing almost with the dogs, and liable, when malapert, to a whipping. |
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However well received the plays he had written since, none had eclipsed the haunting, poetic power of his first. |
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As it happens, this is just one telling detail in a carefully orchestrated tapestry of haunting effects. |
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A strange whimsy makes a grim memory of smoke and fog no less grim but perhaps more haunting. |
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As yet another scorching summer has drawn to a close in Mumbai, one hears the haunting cry of the pied crested cuckoo. |
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Sitting on a low stool and cradling his beloved guitar he sang in a rich baritone a mixture of haunting ballads and cheery folk songs. |
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During the burning, if the shoulder blade makes a rattling sound it means evil spirits are haunting the house. |
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One's admiration for this haunting and beautifully cadenced lament is likely to increase when we submit it to metrical analysis. |
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Dana's feminine voice grew quite flat and emotionless, and even a little haunting. |
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His reputation rests above all, however, on the delicate, haunting pastels that are his masterpieces. |
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Everything is haunting, from Desmond Shea's baleful trumpet to Chris Mulhauser's baritone guitar, and low frequencies are well catered for. |
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The fast footwork, rhythmic clapping and haunting singing radiate an atmosphere of passion and raw emotion. |
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These are haunting, almost surrealistic, impressionistic versions of what Christmas Eve can be. |
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Was that Anton Karas's haunting zither film score I sensed above the low thunder of water. |
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The haunting Sounding depicting rays of sunlight through thunderous clouds is the stand-out piece of the whole exhibition. |
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Aside from some flicker during the opening credit sequence, there is nothing to detract from the haunting visuals of the film. |
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After reading it I put it aside, deeply troubled as I was by the haunting resonance of its peroration, which so moved the audience. |
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Dissonance emerges through highly structured chord strata and haunting tonalities and atonalities working with and then against one another. |
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Delivering six full songs and other song fragments, her penetrating chest voice and her haunting ornaments in piquant modes were simply stunning. |
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Her eyes were a dark, haunting green, and she wore thick-rimmed tortoiseshell glasses. |
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Neither the common nor the Latin name give any indication that the hacking cough and haunting whoop are often followed by vomiting. |
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It's a haunting shot of three male strangers standing into the middle distance of moored metallic freighters of Nineveh. |
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A man with delicate good looks and haunting eyes, staring out at us from portraits, beribboned and aristocratic. |
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The foundations of some of its towers date back two thousand years and I was struck by the haunting beauty of their forlorn mildewed walls. |
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Johnny is a complex man, working to come to terms with the haunting gift that has been bestowed upon him. |
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It was strangely haunting and surreal and somehow gave the impression of being French. |
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The young wife's gaunt desolation is one of the most haunting aspects of the novel. |
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But why are these individuals haunting the most liberal blogs on the net to gloat instead of celebrating their victory with their own kind? |
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In Sibelius's Arioso, they are more on home ground and project the song's haunting sense of melancholy. |
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My God isn't better than yours nor yours better than mine but as a witch and a pagan I carry our haunting history in my soul and still grieve. |
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There was lots of moody piano, haunting baselines and dark, jazzy, horn-filled grooves. |
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We heard the raucous squabbling of gulls and the haunting pipe of the curlew. |
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Red flames danced, glowing, leaping and twisting, a haunting mix of black and red casting horrific patterns over the concrete. |
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They teach their granddaughter the haunting klezmer melodies of their youth. |
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If anything, he managed to take the basic emotional core of this guitar sound and blend it seamlessly with subtle, haunting digital effects. |
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So the drums are the stars for a change, while the melody provides a haunting backdrop. |
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The haunting call of the blue whale is the most intense of any animal alive. |
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As he proceeds to end it all, the young man hears a haunting Mozart melody emanating from an open window. |
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The Orient was almost a European invention, and had been since antiquity a place of romance, exotic beings, haunting memories and landscapes, remarkable experiences. |
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This sultry ballad about break-ups and make-ups in the City of angels is haunting stuff. |
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A haunting new exhibition at SFMOMA surveys the effects of the atomic age on a generation of daring Japanese photographers. |
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The most startling thing about babbitt today is not its satire but the haunting, if brief, moments of introspection. |
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The Spanish Jaleo was usually danced impromptu by a supple, agile gypsy with castanets, to a guitar accompaniment and the haunting notes of an ancient love song. |
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While another strong contender for best track on the album is Black Mountain, a haunting ballad built around a strong acoustic guitar riff and some heady stabs of violin. |
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The haunting video shows apparent victims, including children, convulsing and foaming at the mouth. |
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His aerie of rare birds was haunting and a very clever visual. |
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Alternative rock was literally dying on the vine, when along came this haunting beautiful eulogy that captured America's world-weary spirit and the Seattle sound. |
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The cast includes this actress, as the season's most adorable waif, whose anacoluthic lament for a hot-rod lover creates a haunting innocence amid squalor. |
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The sound was crystal clear, the music was haunting and soothing. |
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But it seemed to have exorcised many of the demons haunting the lithe and fair actress. |
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The most telling and haunting part of the wreck is the Royal Australian Air Force roundel that has faded with time and was torn in half during a salvage attempt. |
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The song begins with a haunting keyboard intro, laced with sound effects, and ascends into a bright, airy, romantic ballad with a chant-like quality. |
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Kate Winslet delivered a haunting performance as Ophelia in the 1996 hamlet. |
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The short answer to Rae's haunting question is that anti-IsRaelism has never been about human rights. |
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A rich macadamia oil was rubbed all over my body, and the full-body massage began while the haunting strains of Aboriginal music plays softly in the background. |
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A study in American military control, a haunting sui generis novel, and a playful new short story collection. |
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I ask Vlad what his worst memory was about his time in Russia, and his answers are haunting. |
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There was a feeling of sweetness and a haunting beauty in both his personality and his music. |
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Television news can be a glorious medium, filled with striking human drama and haunting sorrow. |
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In The Wide Sargasso Sea, Jean Rhys drew a haunting portrait of the young Mrs Rochester before she went mad and ended her days in the attic in Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre. |
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She shifts effortlessly from folk and blues to upbeat tangos and haunting instrumentals, all interspersed with humorous tales of her life on the road. |
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The book ends with the haunting observation that although the plague bacillus can go into hiding for years and years, it never dies or disappears for good. |
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The image of those haunting eyes had been burned in his memory. |
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I prefer Ferdydurke, a haunting humorous and terrifying nightmare about how society forces us into immaturity. |
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The self titled album contained a selection of twelve songs which eschewed the power and fury of traditional Irish balladeers for a more gentle, haunting and delicate style. |
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Sports Illustrated sent Shrake down at his insistence to do a piece on the beautiful and haunting Big Thicket area of East Texas. |
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Though the barn owl is a most haunting bird, especially when seen hunting low over meadows at dusk, on slow, noiseless wings, it's defenseless against the thundering highways. |
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He left me alive to torture me, to keep his haunting words in my mind. |
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Scott Dellamore, a schoolteacher from Rhinebeck, said the matrimonial madness has lately been haunting his dreams. |
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Scott Dellamore, a schoolteacher from Rhinebeck, said the matrimonial madness has been haunting his dreams lately. |
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There was an empty, haunting self-portrait by the Serbian performance artist Marina Abramovic, her mouth ringed with plated gold. |
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But one of the things that of course was quite haunting about all this silence was the fact that the story of his father was not really present in his life as he grew up. |
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Beginning slowly, the track drops Stipe's atmospheric vocals to haunting effect, before unleashing Molko's amid a flurry of violent guitars and angry, angry emotions. |
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This new fangled electricity lights them all wirelessly, turning the ball into a haunting, glowing vigil. |
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It is a brutally devastating story of an old woman forced to live out her days with haunting memories of her past as she monitors a men's bathroom. |
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Also on this programme was Somebody's Coming to See Me Tonight, a romantic and haunting set of dances to songs by Stephen Foster, using a quartet of fine singers. |
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Macer also moves the lens fluently through haunting vistas and landscapes, so we get a real rural feeling for New Haven, Springfield and the surrounding areas. |
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Ships' horns toot, children wave and call hello, and every morning you're awakened by the haunting call of the muezzin from some distant village mosque. |
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There is a peculiarly haunting quality to the sound, and the rapport between oboist and cellist testifies to the time they have spent working together. |
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He's there to deliver the dark news, the mournful tone, while in the background John Williams's haunting guitar solos inflect a general mood of ominousness. |
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Seeing a while light move above the mirror and across the ceiling, she thinks it is a ghost or the dead spirit of Mr. Reed haunting the room, troubled from the grave. |
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Dancers and pipers, resplendent in their magnificent uniforms and kilts, and the haunting sounds of bagpipes set a distinctive background for a memorable day out in the open. |
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Even after giving due recognition to lyricists and music directors, who can forget the haunting baritone that evokes such nostalgia in our minds, asks Johnson. |
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The mysterious beauty of hundreds of handmade candle lanterns and the haunting figures of stiltwalkers are glowingly reflected in the placid rippling water of Trout Lake. |
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I slept fitfully, awakened from time to time by my fears alone, at others by the haunting war cries or the percussive sound of an explosion in the distance. |
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Most haunting is a frostbite victim's stump of an arm, newly amputated after he had fallen asleep in temperatures of minus 40C while he was on a vodka binge. |
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At one stage, he finds himself hot on the trail of the mysterious, possibly supernatural, killer, drawing himself into a disturbing and haunting climactic experience. |
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While the other threads were developed and resolved, leaving one rather exhausted and peculiarly unsatisfied, this one remained outstanding, haunting the reader's memory. |
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Her penetrating eyes moved to the two siblings, who apparently caught some hidden meaning that Evelyn didn't at watching the elder's haunting gaze. |
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The haunting music score sits beautifully with the film's imagery. |
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His face is distorted, making him look like a phantom haunting a ruin. |
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The phantom pain is still there, haunting me with every step I take. |
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As I reached the front of the crowd a haunting hush fell over them. |
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Thus cubist art, has something of the character of poetry, presenting an image of the world that is meditative, haunting, lyrical, mysterious and sometimes obscure. |
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It's a haunting description, catching as it does both the whiff of dishonour and the sense of brave deeds never acknowledged that clings to our idea of the spy. |
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Her melodies match the melancholy mood of her vocal timbre, using protracted, dirge-like lines for an effect that may initially seem haunting, but eventually gets pretty old. |
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In the haunting, even epicene strains of the suite's final entry in E flat minor, the high beams of his immaturity shine so bright as to burn a hole in its very fabric. |
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Then he exorcises the evil spirit haunting them and becomes chief. |
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Over a lilting, haunting shuffle, the sad story of teenage soldiers and war is brilliantly illustrated with the use of dissolves and double exposure. |
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During the haunting, strange voices and noises were heard and objects flew off tables. |
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In creating his own life as fabulist digression, he flees, both narratively and psychically, from the haunting of his unfulfilled life. |
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The rest of the CD, however, contains some fascinating instrumental work with some haunting sonorities. |
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The grey and haunting ruins that stand in the valley of Skell are remnants of an age when monks virtually ruled the wool trade. |
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Bissell said one of the most haunting spots he visited was Aceldama near Jerusalem, where Judas is said to have hanged himself. |
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Swimming inside were a ghostfish, a Frankenfish and a shark skeleton making a haunting noise. |
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Pliny describes the haunting of a house in Athens, which was bought by the Stoic philosopher Athenodorus, who lived about 100 years before Pliny. |
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This time, McPherson achieves his haunting effects in different ways. |
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Plutarch, in the 1st century AD, described the haunting of the baths at Chaeronea by the ghost of a murdered man. |
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That success, though, is countered by a haunting failure at superspeedways. |
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By the 5th century BC, classical Greek ghosts had become haunting, frightening creatures who could work to either good or evil purposes. |
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Tension is well done and builds delicately through a spiderweb of plots and subplots in this fine haunting, chilling tale. |
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The battle denied him any chance to be a chieftain, and both he and his horse are headless in accounts of his haunting of the area. |
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Antwerp Central station is an architectural monument in itself, and is mentioned in W G Sebald's haunting novel Austerlitz. |
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In the course of investigating the haunting, I interviewed several percipients. |
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In this, arguably his finest achievement, he gives us a haunting and shatteringly honest insight into what it is to be human. |
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It is an expectedly haunting affair before the subtle production on The Unlocking walks brassily into almost power ballad territory. |
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When we reach the piano, Ormus sits down and starts to play a slow, haunting gospelly tune. |
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For added taste herbs such as parsley and thyme can be experimented with, while the haunting background flavour of Bay leaves is a must. |
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From the 1980s Capercaillie combined Scottish folk music, electric instruments and haunting vocals to considerable success. |
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In his prose poem, Lessness, Beckett incantates a haunting description of total ruin. |
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Lost Canyons is a music CD resurrecting the haunting echoes of the Anasazi flute, an instrument lost to human ears for over a millennium. |
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Today's special four-page The Missing wrapround features the haunting images of 100 faces. |
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Inside they will encounter a shipwrecked pirate with a treasure tale to tell and a real live Mermaid with a haunting siren's song and an intriguing secret. |
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Mention the words 'spaghetti western' and 'Sergio Leone' together and your internal jukebox is likely to conjure up that famously haunting signature tune. |
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Not noir, but owing a bit to noir, not horror, but owing a bit to the horror genre, they are sometimes police procedurals, other times haunting precog fantasies. |
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Toad the Wet Sprocket, an alternative rock band formed in 1986 and known for its alternatingly enthusiastic and haunting alternative rock, still gets together for reunions. |
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While the economy is thriving, subsequent generations suffer the long-term effects of chemical defoliants and the haunting presence of unexploded ordnance. |
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Copenhagen-born but based in Berline, she's got a dreamy voice and Riverside is a haunting sparse piano-led track that sounds medieval and mesmerising. |
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Textured blots of paint sharply translate into cockeyed looks, both the haunting gaze that begs you to join and the icy glare that assures you are not welcome. |
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The haunting ceased when the skeleton was given a proper reburial. |
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Kathryn's haunting lead vocals complement Sean's clever arrangements. |
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The images are surreal and haunting, created through the time-consuming technique of aquatinting, and are often reminiscent of a Chagall or Munch painting. |
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Irish-inspired reels, haunting hymns, furious fiddle tunes and lovely laments of loss and longing, all orchestrated and harmonized to a fare-thee-well. |
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