Sentence examples for a common darkness from inspiring English sources
In the splintered baroque styling of Stravinsky's score, with its mustard-hot brass, spider's web recitatives and espaliered woodwind, it is the chaste strings that temper our passions and warn of Bedlam, where "Banker, beggar, whore and wit/In a common darkness sit".
Consequently, the capacity to distinguish between light and darkness seems to be a common trait amongst subterranean mammals.
That's become a common loophole for political organizations hoping to operate in darkness.
Through the darkness, he recalled, they could smell the fish sauce, a common condiment, on their enemies' breath.
This state of mind, unfathomable to healthy people, is a common symptom of major depression, as William Styron's wrenching first-person account, "Darkness Visible," makes clear.
This is a common trick that aviators use when they don't have time to sit in perfect darkness and adjust before night-flying.
If you look for a common theme among successful CEOs and businesspeople, it is how they have handled turmoil and turned darkness into light.
"The fact that this involved U.S. boots on the ground inside Dair Alzour — literally the heart of darkness in ISIL-controlled territory — is extremely important," said Fawaz Gerges, Middle East analyst at the London School of Economics, using a common acronym for Islamic State.
It's a common admonition in the church when discussing sin that the pain we keep hidden will fester, that only light can drive out darkness.
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