Sentence examples for a considerably darker from inspiring English sources

Mr. Eastwood's cinematic deconstruction takes a considerably darker view of the historical record.

Like "Saint," "Rabies" is a horror comedy, though of a considerably darker and bloodier hue.

You don't want to realize that the Canadian singer, 53, in real life is a considerably darker, far more complex person -- as most adults are.

A considerably darker, more psychological book than its predecessors, "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" occupies the same emotional and storytelling place in the Potter series as "The Empire Strikes Back" held in the first "Star Wars" trilogy.

In testimony last month before the House International Relations Committee, Mr. Bolton offered a considerably darker view of Syria's weapons program than the C.I.A. had in a report to Congress two months earlier.

In these pages, she takes a considerably darker view, arguing that our new technologies — including e-mail messages, Facebook postings, Skype exchanges, role-playing games, Internet bulletin boards and robots — have made convenience and control a priority while diminishing the expectations we have of other human beings.

In spite of the general dullness of yesterday's Greek national elections, Greece has managed to enter a new and considerably darker path.

This smartly edited show provides a deeper, broader, and considerably darker view of his output, with an emphasis on landscapes, still-lifes, and images that slip into abstraction.

The two-hour Season 2 premiere on Friday night reveals a series that has become considerably darker and more complex than its earliest episodes suggested.

Other works in the show are considerably darker, featuring a group of sinister-looking monks and colorful demons, painted with a precise style reminiscent of traditional Japanese drawings.

After a pause she tossed her hair, considerably darker now, and found her smile.