Sentence examples for a bit of dark from inspiring English sources

Katherine Bradford's figurative oil paintings add a bit of dark humor to the exhibition.

They give texture, a bit of dark contrast and a smart element of nutty flavor.

Losers got consolation prizes that included — in a bit of dark Dutch humor — a sack of tulip bulbs or a bulletproof vest.

Cut cherry or grape tomatoes in half; toss with soy sauce, a bit of dark sesame oil and basil or cilantro.

The piece ended with what I assumed was a bit of dark hyperbole from Nathan Myhrvold, one of the pioneers of Microsoft.

He said that the game employed a bit of "dark humor" to get his point across, and he hoped it would help ignite discussions about consumerism and the lust for the latest new gadget.

Add a bit of darker than normal base to your cleavage to give the depth that one sees on big busted women.

More than Dany Targaryen (Emilia Clarke), who was always familiar with her brother's dark side, and more than Arya Stark (Maisie Williams), who always had a bit of a dark side herself, Sansa has grown from "little bird" to something more like "big, bad wolf," the sigil of her family's house.

Americans tend to embrace those Vietnamese works that do have a bit of the dark and the surreal.

I came to see Vietnam as a bit of a dark fairy tale or a film noir where I romanticize the nostalgia that I never knew.

You could say Anderson has a bit of a dark side to him because he is pretty fiery on the field and looks a bit sulky if things are not going his way.