The phrase "a bit more dark" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "a bit darker."
Example: "I prefer my coffee a bit darker than usual."
Alternatives: "somewhat darker" or "a little darker."
Get darker towards the middle and inside corners of the eyes, making sure to accent natural shadows but a bit more darker.
forehead or such) Take a settle white eyeshadow and gently apply over lid, and a little bit above also (ex. until you reach your brow) Take your choice of reasonably settle color (or unreasonably if you prefer, bright red is an example of this) and apply lightly to lid and a bit more darker to edge of lid to give a bit of a smokey eye touch to your look.
But unlike the sequels, what Pietromonaco also wanted to add was something darker and a bit more grim, too.
Many other new grandmas might spend their time daydreaming about the future of their grandchildren – I'm pretty sure we were all destined to be lawyers, doctors, future presidents or well-remunerated sports stars, in the minds of most grandmothers – but Clinton's reveries about Charlotte's future are a bit more... dark.
If you're a bit more creative, try dark jeans or dark cargo shorts that reach below the knee, with a plain v-neck tee and a flannel button down.
The first act, he said, is narrative, and the second act is "more of an open landscape and a bit more abstract and darker in tone".
Make sure that your lash line is the darkest part of your eyelid, and if necessary apply a bit more of your darkest shadow directly to your lash line as you blend upwards.
He transformed the apartment's architecture from what he called "sweetly traditional" to "30's or 40's glam" by replacing the old moldings with something a bit more severe, laying down a dark mahogany floor to contrast with the pale walls and enlarging the doorway into the living room to exaggerate the room's scale.
Ms Merridale has a bit more luck in plumbing the darker depths the rapes, destruction and looting that the Red Army meted out, first on the countries seen as having collaborated with Hitler's Reich, and then on Germany itself.
"The characters that are a bit darker, a bit more ambiguous, appeal to me," Mr. Murphy said, settling back down in his favorite chair, another item he liberated from a garbage pile on the street.
