The most foreboding sharp object, though, is the icicle Mary notices, which is hanging right over her head.
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It also took place in the foreground while Spears—somehow—worked on her fifth and most foreboding album Blackout.
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Donald Trump ended the fourth and final night of the 2016 Republican National Convention with one of the darkest, most foreboding, and aggressively fearmongering speeches in modern political memory.
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The Fourth was a case in point, too neutral and ponderous an account to fit the composer's most foreboding and destructive piece, and with playing that, at times, verged on blare.
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And it is a ringing confirmation of the nature of black holes, the bottomless gravitational pits from which not even light can escape, which were the most foreboding (and unwelcome) part of his theory.
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The newly official Republican nominee for president ended the fourth and final night of the 2016 Republican National Convention with one of the darkest, most foreboding, and aggressively fearmongering speeches in modern political memory.
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But despite his relative newness to the extreme activity, he and a group of four friends just succeeded in becoming the first Brits believed to have ever freedived in the most foreboding environment on Earth: Antarctica.
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And the most foreboding sign emerging from Capitol Hill on the 35th day of the impasse is that no one -- not his Republican allies or Democratic foes -- has any idea how he plans to extricate the nation from the darkening crisis.
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Back home, however, a political, economic and market storm was brewing that would turn the week into one of the most foreboding for his young administration, which has been slow to confront the mounting challenges to his ambitious reform agenda.
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President Obama's withering roast of Trump at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Association dinner might have been the most memorable comedic turn of his presidency, and certainly the most foreboding (Trump, then considering a presidential run, "would bring change to the White House," Obama taunted him as he introduced an image of the White House rebranded as the Trump White House Resort and Casino).
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The album had 12 songs, and on the back cover art they printed "They Made Me Criminal". However, that song was never part of the album. The album got great reviews from the magazine Sounds, while the magazine Record Mirror reacted somewhat cautiously to it. Writing for Allmusic, Dave Thompson wrote that the album "remains one of the most foreboding records ever released and plunges the listener into a world of Bolshevik plots, duplicate Popes, and a third World War that is so close you can smell it".
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