Sentence examples for a dark desperate from inspiring English sources

His efforts have spanned several genres and degrees of seriousness besides his annual standup specials, he has created three television shows: "Lucky Louie," a short-lived faux-sitcom; the much heralded surrealist comedy "Louie"; and, most recently, "Horace and Pete," a dark, desperate teleplay descended from "The Iceman Cometh".

Stephen L. Braga, a lawyer who has represented Mr. Tankleff for more than 12 years, described meeting him for the first time in the fall of 1995 at the Clinton Correctional Facility, in Dannemora, N.Y., which he described as "a dark, dreary, desperate place".

And to get at the rest, let's shift our attention to 33 miners in Chile, delivered from a deep, dark, desperate place at long last.

And they will definitely never know that when he told us that story, a light shined through this dark, desperate place.

But the graceful and affecting "Grand Canyon," with its flock of fortysomethings, is much more than just "The Bigger Chill". It maps these dark, desperate, fearful times with comic and terrifying veracity, and holds out a glimmer of hope for the soul-searching survivors of the '90s.

It seemed to go very dark, desperate, fearful and unfriendly".

It's exactly the dark, desperate humour that this sequel needed more of.

As inequality persists, many are left in the dark, desperate for life and breath.

His depictions of luxury objects from champagne to sushi, is not at all about the good life, but rather the darker, desperate side of keeping up with the Joneses.

A dark, determined, brooding and desperate mind is reflected in his warthy complexion and introspective eyes.

Poor CNN anchor Anderson Cooper, played by Alex Moffat, found the Kellywise creature hanging out in the sewer on a dark and stormy night, desperate to get on television again.