These are among the most chilling pages of the memoir.
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That cost makes the most sunnily optimistic images the most chilling.
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Her descent into madness is one of cinema's most chilling transformations.
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It became for me the most chilling part of the story.
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The most chilling part is who else is in the promo.
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"Prune them," she says, in one of the opera's most chilling moments.
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In fact, that's what is most chilling about the tele-prompted Trump.
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He's played one of the most chilling television villains of all time.
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Most chilling of all, both arise out of government policy and action.
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The whole sequence is the most chilling thing I've ever seen on-screen.
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Chris Christie delivered easily the most chilling speech of the Republican National Convention.
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The Christchurch shooter's video is the most chilling and extreme documentation of this phenomenon.
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But most chilling will be the PRO Act's impact on our economy and society.
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However, it's side 14 that is the most chilling — not to mention downright threatening.
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To illustrate that point, he often cites one of modern science's most chilling statements.
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It raised fans' hopes that the series could return to its earliest, most chilling roots.
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But it's perhaps the last moment in the trailer that leaves the most chilling impression.
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The scene with the cops was one of the most chilling—their reactions to her call.
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It is one of the most chilling pieces of video I've ever seen in my life.
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Murders, meanwhile, have the most chilling effect on values, sending prices tumbling by a whopping 36%.
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One of Kindred's richest and most chilling storylines comes from Dana's relationship with her ancestor, Rufus.
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Perhaps the most chilling aspect is that Trump had nothing to do with these power grabs.
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At these moments I have the most chilling understanding that time moves in only one direction.
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The Magisterium's most chilling weapon in its quest for domination is its League of St. Alexander.
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That was one of the most chilling things about him to me through the whole thing.
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"Her Snoopers' Charter is the most chilling piece of legislation brought forward in a generation," Sankey said.
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Like Villanelle, Chigurh is most chilling in those moments when he seems to be acting almost normal.
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One the most chilling parts of the film, which is available online, involves an appearance by Adolf Hitler.
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"See you tomorrow," the Waif told Arya, in what might have been the most chilling line of the night.
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Consider the most chilling correlation: that Mr. Trump is faring very well where middle-aged whites are dying fastest.
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Perhaps most chilling to our modern sensibilities is the skull and horns of some great beast — a deer buck?
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Archie shoots up in bed, realizing he has just experienced one of the most chilling nightmares of his life.
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The most chilling moment in this episode is when Celeste's mother-in-law Mary Louise (Meryl Streep) meets Jane.
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" From those shadows comes the album's most chilling thought: "What if there's a God but they scared of us?
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"Girls, I know this must feel very strange," Aunt Lydia says, in perhaps the most chilling line of the episode.
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The twisted "love story" between Beck and Joe ended in the most chilling way possible in the season 1 finale.
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As the prosecutor said, in one of the most chilling remarks of the case: Her death could have been anyone's.
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"I was underneath one of them, while the two laughed," she said, in the most chilling moment of the hearing.
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"He has taught me a lot," Mills said of Jackson in what passed for the news conference's most chilling declaration.
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It also has the blue and gold wallpaper from Cora's memories, as well as the masks from her most chilling visions.
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Specifically, I found myself wondering what happened to the second most chilling and vapid presence on the show: Modesto "Pete" Cunanan.
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"The Turn of the Screw" is one of the most chilling ghost stories ever, largely because it is so deliciously elusive.
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For White House legal counsel, it may be the most chilling five words uttered thus far in the long Russia investigation.
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But at the most chilling moment, the music shuts off completely, leaving the singer to stare into a gaping black silence.
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Most chilling of all, it's now clear that about 35 percent of Americans will support him no matter what he does.
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That's all terrible, but the most chilling part was what he found on the driver's seat, surrounded by pieces of broken glass.
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Risen said one of the most chilling conversations he's had with Ressa was about President Trump and his rhetoric toward the press.
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The people with the most chilling responses will receive an assortment of limited-edition, cult-favorite Lush bath bombs directly to their doorstep.
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But one of the most chilling chapters of this election is the role of Russian intelligence and the growing threat of digital espionage.
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The most chilling sign of this is when people look the other way as the most vulnerable members of society are preyed on.
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It's the most chilling measure yet of Trump's narcissism, and it's a breathtaking glimpse into what that means for the people around him.
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There is an awful lot to absorb, including -- in the most chilling accounts -- interviews with women who came forward after the initial telecast.
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In one of the book's most chilling scenes, a bag of kyber crystals is dumped into Galen's hands like gold teeth after a holocaust.
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One of the novel's most chilling side notes is the way that classical music is played on Burundian radio whenever a coup is underway.
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In a show full of horrors, undead and otherwise, the most chilling sight of all was a man with a toddler in his lap.
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In one of the most chilling moments of the roughly weeklong proceeding, they watched a police video of Roof laughing after confessing to the shootings.
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In one of the most chilling and pivotal scenes, Adjani rimmed her eyes with lipstick after wrestling with the phantom of her deceased young fan.
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While I might be down on Twilight Princess as a whole, it does feature one of the most chilling tableaus I've encountered in the series.
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In the most chilling scene, Jeannine walks in on the family's handyman abusing her daughter sexually (as he has been doing since she was 6).
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The "most chilling resonance" for Ms. Weigel is the show's depiction of a society that insists on female reproduction in the face of structural difficulties.
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Fiction THE TESTAMENTS By Margaret Atwood The most chilling — and timely — lines in "The Handmaid's Tale" occur near the beginning of Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel.
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Grann follows an undercover team of Texas Rangers who work with the Osage community to expose one of the most chilling conspiracies in American history.
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His most chilling account, and one that has stayed with me for 37 years, concerns a visit to the island by a United States congressman.
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It's exactly like the set-up Karlan described: She later singled out this testimony from Sondland as the "most chilling" moment in his entire testimony.
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But some of the most chilling footage has been taken from the sky, as hobby drones in the region document the devastation that's still taking place.
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Instead, as Arundhati Roy put it in the New York Times, he spoke with "the tenderness of a young mother…his most chilling avatar to date".
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Because I think the thing that's most chilling, interesting, fascinating to me about Bundy is that he defied many of the stereotypes of the serial killer.
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Thus, the most chilling thing Donald Trump ever told me was that he believes that by age six he was the person he would always be.
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Beyond the grisly nature of Khashoggi's killing, some of the most chilling material focuses on Saudi efforts to control social media, influence opinion and intimidate critics.
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Harari is not the first to describe this progression of the human species, but his account may well be one of the most chilling to date.
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Most chilling was the swift pace of proceedings which allowed no time for the role of due process so fundamental to the functioning of a transparent democracy.
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"I told him, 'Those people want to live like animals,'" says Conrad's stepfather, referring to black Americans, in one of the most chilling moments of the film.
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But that wasn't the most chilling thing Trump said in his rambling answer to a question about who hacked the email server of the Democratic National Committee.
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Most chilling was the 1979 murder of Williams's landscaper, Frank Fontis, a fellow gay man who was shot in the head in the Railroad Museum's living quarters.
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The most chilling revelation from Gill, however, is her recollection of shouting to Fred when she saw him leaving the house with a bulky, rolled-up carpet.
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Yes, the violence on Sweet/Vicious is disturbing — but it's watching women forced to live and interact with monsters on a daily basis that is the most chilling.
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But with her winning cackle of delight at the prospect of murder and torture, Belatrix LeStrange remains one of the most chilling embodiments of death in human form.
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One of the episode's most chilling moments is a wordless scene of children dancing and playing in snowy ash raining down from the expanding cloud above their home.
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His most chilling lines seemed to divide would-be immigrants along cultural and religious lines, saying America had to be honest that not every group can successfully assimilate.
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The most chilling moment comes after the song's last chorus, where just before the sudden build in drumbeat and backing vocals hints at an anger behind Mariah's sadness.
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We grilled the actor on our burning questions about the show's upcoming season and had him check out some of the most "chilling" TikTok videos we could find.
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But city authorities have distanced themselves from the most chilling allegations made by parents: that children in the class may have been sexually assaulted by a predatory ring.
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The most chilling moment in the trial came when one of the defendants explained that it was Awlaki's videos that convinced him that killing innocent people is justifiable.
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The film's most chilling sequence has Adelaide's villainous replica delivering a strangled, croaking speech about her miserable upbringing, tears flowing down her face, while Adelaide sits opposite her, aghast.
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In what is perhaps the most chilling comment on misogyny in the whole film, the next scene centers the men back at the house, with Richard calling his wife.
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In the show's most chilling wink, he makes the white Harlem Renaissance gadfly Carl Van Vechten into a villainous scold who attacks the show while damning it to irrelevance.
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Spare a thought for the woman who recently wrote to Heather Havrilesky of The Cut's "Ask Polly" column with the most chilling and absurd story about her partner's parents.
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Set in 2012, on the day Barack Obama is re-elected president, this encounter is one of the most chilling bad dates I've ever seen on stage or screen.
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So when they both read him the riot act in this episode, and then Emily follows it up with the world's most chilling, "Go home, Christopher," it's immensely satisfying.
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One of the most chilling statements was that of opposing counsel stating she didn't act like someone who had been assaulted, implying therefore that it could not have happened.
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One of the most chilling aspects of the Trump presidency for anyone with a baseline familiarity with history is the way his rhetoric has whipped up crowds at his rallies.
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The most chilling part is that Frank could just as easily not be a prolific murderer, but any normal old man who never recognized what was actually important in life.
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The play's most chilling implication, though, is that for every public exposure, there are many more men like Bernard, inhabiting dark corners left unilluminated in a world of bright lights.
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The most chilling reminder that they matter, too, and that actions of the powerful have consequences, was the family the Hound victimized in Season 4, found dead in its home.
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In one of the most chilling scenes of Fosse/Verdon, Verdon explains to her legal husband's new girlfriend Ann Reinking (Margaret Qualley) the upside of slogging through Fosse's most egregious misbehavior.
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The Nun could already be one of the most chilling characters depicted in modern horror, so do we really need a bunch of jump-scares to prove her presence is effective?
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One of the album's most chilling songs is "Godmother," in which Spawn "sings" a vocal-free track by the Indiana dance-music producer Jlin, whose songs tend to be beautifully skittish.
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Ms. Sztop-Rutkowska, a sociologist, said that as she was surrounded by thousands of angry protesters, perhaps the most chilling thing was that there were familiar faces in the howling crowd.
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"The most chilling message sent by the murder of Jamal Khashoggi is that no one is safe from Saudi Arabia's brutal reach," Courtney Radsch of the Committee to Protect Journalists said.
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It's one of the most chilling numbers in the show — a promise that Nazism might have arisen in Germany, but it didn't happen there because Germany was somehow different or morally deficient.
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"The most chilling proposition of this case is that the government thought it could dispose of the liberty of an American citizen without any involvement of lawyers or courts," Mr. Hafetz said.
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The most chilling idea is that, instead of views shifting in the wake of the collapse, 1-percenter ultra-capitalism is spreading at a more virulent rate to the rest of the world.
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And perhaps that rupture in time is the most chilling aspect of the work — that an accident of history could transform it from a shrine for martyrs into a portent of the future.
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At the beginning of the summer, fans of The Handmaid's Tale were doing their best to recover from one of this year's most chilling TV shows, especially Yvonne Strahovski's performance as Serena Joy.
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Chris Christie delivered easily the most chilling speech of the evening, referring back to his time as US attorney for New Jersey and leading the crowd in a mock prosecution of Hillary Clinton.
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Chicago is expected to have one of its coldest days on record this week, with temperatures on Wednesday forecasted to reach historic lows typically seen in some of the globe's most chilling locations.
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The Armenian genocide of 1915 was the region's most chilling atrocity, but there were others as Muslims fled Russian-occupied territories in the late 19th century, and Christians later escaped the returning Turks.
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What's most chilling about In the Dark is how the warning signs pointing toward Heinrich were present long, long before he killed Wetterling — and investigators largely couldn't put them together or just didn't care.
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It's a while ago, but "Red Dragon," by Thomas Harris, in which he introduced Hannibal Lecter, who was the most chilling character ever written until the writing went over the top in later books.
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In the most chilling case, the commission punished two companies on Friday for their initial coin offerings, forcing them to return money to investors while saying the cases would be templates for future actions.
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Even in the vast arena of true-crime documentaries and dramatic based-on-a-true-story offerings, Hulu's latest series, The Act, stands out as one of the most chilling, bizarre stories in recent memory.
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Then you were like, "Actually this is dissociation," and that's the thing which I find the most chilling, actually, of it, which is that, you have these people who can't respond on a human level.
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The most chilling scene in the final episode of Chernobyl involves a man speaking calmly in a courtroom as he tosses aside a handful of blue placards, one by one, in favor of red ones.
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The most chilling option of all is this two-night engagement by Diamanda Galas, the avant-garde queen of darkness, whose recent album "All the Way" is a fantastically eerie take on the American songbook.murmrr.
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And Fogelman and O'Brien save their most chilling image for last — a room full of baby boys, who all share the same birthday as Nick, not knowing that horror and death are in their future.
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But the most chilling moments come in quietly, like the staticy dissolution of "Salvation," or the part five minutes into the title track that's just Hakim-Bilal's labored breathing and a long roll on a tom.
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Kathryn JanusChicago To the Editor: The most chilling part of Thomas L. Friedman's otherwise fictional story is how accurately he portrays the G.O.P.'s capacity to explain away even the most egregious acts of President Trump.
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J.C. One of the most chilling songs in any repertory, "O Death" becomes an 11-minute rhapsody of morbid ecstasy in Diamanda Galás's live performance, solo at the piano with occasional echo effects on her vocals.
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Casting Star Trek: The Next Generation's Patrick Stewart as Green Room's primary antagonist certainly helped: His calm, civilized demeanor as he plans and directs a wholesale slaughter is one of the most chilling things about the movie.
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The most chilling option of all is this engagement on Sunday and Tuesday by Diamanda Galas, the avant-garde queen of darkness, whose recent album "All the Way" is a fantastically eerie take on the American songbook.
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One of the most chilling works is Edwin Sánchez's "Clases de cuchillo (Knife lessons)" (2006-10), filmed on the streets of Bogotá, Colombia, which shows how to make a crude knife, stab a person and defend oneself.
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King's work has always been most chilling when it's about the monsters already inside the home, and even before Pet Sematary's zombie-children third act, it's plenty unnerving by simply turning our attention to the furry killers within.
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The most chilling thing was the suggestion that a side effect of suburban architecture is that the houses become stages for roadside audiences after dark, who watch their inhabitants dance from kitchen to sofa, to bathroom to bed.
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The song speaks on materialistic woes and versions of love, while honoring the late A$AP Yams, Pimp C and Trayvon Martin—perhaps the most chilling moment of the song is when Ocean says he looks just like Trayvon.
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The report seeks to quantify one of the most chilling elements of Boko Haram, an Islamist extremist group that has assaulted the Lake Chad region of Africa for years with thievery, beheadings, kidnappings and the torching of entire villages.
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By far the most chilling point of view Wouk presents is that of a German general, a man who is not himself especially anti-Semitic but who serves Hitler to the end, and writes a memoir after the fact.
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Perhaps the most chilling section of the footage which Skeans himself filmed of the attack is toward the end, when the assailant is being removed by security to cries of "let him go" by many of the rally attendees.
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Most chilling of all is the fact that someone with such a nihilistic vision, who views himself as almost separate from his own species, is given access to precisely those ingredients (synthetic viruses, nuclear technologies) that could hasten humanity's demise.
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But the most chilling is that even when you're asleep, when the sheep have stopped dancing across your eyes and you've finally resolved to stop counting Instagram likes for seven, sweet, unconscious hours, noise will still be playing keepy-uppy with your heart.
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No matter the day or the weather, the most chilling prospect for the Yankees will be their opponent, the Houston Astros, whose last visit to the Bronx — a 3-0 victory in the wild-card playoff — ended the Yankees' season in October.
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The most chilling future in film may be that in Disney's "Wall-E," where people are all too fat to stand, too busy staring at screens to talk to each other and too distracted to realize that the machines have taken over.
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The most chilling incidents to date are two cyberattack-induced blackouts in Ukraine—one in December 2015 and the next a year later in December 2016—that caused power outages for hundreds of thousands of residents in Kiev for a few hours each time.
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Thanks to a growing pop cultural conversation about domestic violence and spousal abuse that sprang from the trial -– Nicole Brown's terrified 911 tapes remain the most chilling pieces of evidence introduced –- the public, and especially law enforcement, began to take such occurrences far more seriously.
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The appointment of Kelly — along with a speech Trump gave in Long Island on Friday afternoon that harkened back to the most chilling rhetoric of his campaign — is a sign that the Trump administration is rededicating itself to placing those ideas front and center.
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Perhaps the most chilling story to come out in the wake of Carlson's allegations is that of Laurie Luhn, who let Sherman publish her story even though she was forbidden from talking to the media as part of a $3.15 million settlement with Fox.
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" But most chilling was his description of the Latino gang members he singled out as the culprits: "I was reading one of these animals was caught and explaining they like to knife them and cut them and let them die slowly because that way it's more painful.
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The book publishing industry has many problems, but the one I find most chilling as a former book editor who now reports in the industry is that people who have vital information about our democracy are rewarded for putting such info in books rather than coming forward.
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We talked about everything from serial killers to local hauntings, but the most chilling were the most relatable: The story of a friend's mom, for example, accepting a ride from a stranger who detoured to his house and told her "I could have done anything to you," before taking her home.
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For the first-timers, it meant a new experience and for the whole group, it provided a chance to turn back the pages of history as we became among the first Americans to kayak the waters of a place whose name evokes the most chilling days of the Cold War.
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The interrogation of Rudolf Höss, Auschwitz's murderous commandant, had ended for the day at the Palace of Justice in Nuremberg in 22015 when George Sakheim, an interpreter at the Nazi war crimes trials, took some private time to jot down Höss's most chilling words in a small spiral-bound diary.
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When Jughead starts yelling for his classmates to call an ambulance, he turns around to see one of the most chilling sights in Riverdale history: All four of his salon co-members frozen, blankly staring at him as if a man hadn't just flung himself out of a three-story building.
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In one of the book's most chilling sections, Goldsmith recalls being 13 and reading in Newsweek that the man he called "Dad" was being described as a "ne'er-do-well union operative" who the F.B.I. claimed drove Hoffa to a house in Detroit where the former union leader was garroted in a basement.
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One of the most chilling details to emerge from the complaint is that Patterson allegedly revealed that he first became aware of Jayme when he spotted the eighth-grader boarding the school bus outside her home one morning while waiting in traffic on his way to a two-day job at a cheese plant, the complaint states.
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If Democrats like me want our chosen president to be able to govern, we had better elect a Democratic Senate, too, and, if at all possible, a Democratic House, or we can look forward to having our hopes for the next four years buried in a mudslide of partisan hearings, allegations and, most chilling of all, indictments.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said the most "chilling" portion of former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's testimony was his confirmation that Russia never stopped interfering in U.S. politics.
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The Interdisciplinary Group of Independent Experts, whose work has led to high-profile prosecutions against the Colombian military, a Guatemalan dictator and American oil companies, not only provided the most chilling account of what the students had suffered one night in September 2014, but it also showed that the Mexican government had, at the very least, badly mishandled the investigation, and quite possibly attempted a cover-up.
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