Sentence examples for a dark era from inspiring English sources

They fear the return of a dark era.

It was a dark era for those intent on having a decent night out.

In the last eight years, Yao Ming has been the brightest sports star in China, while Chinese soccer has gone through a dark era".

Despite a purposefully tortured time line, which presents challenges for the reader, Coover's update is a surprisingly faithful attempt to capture the troubled psychology (and "mizzerbul" spelling) of the original characters, during a dark era of American history.

In April this year, Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan hailed the withdrawal of PKK rebels from Turkey as the end of "a dark era" and stated: "Turkey is changing its ill fortune and is entering a new phase".

In fifty years, people will look on the Manning case as another blot on a dark era for the United States and the values that it claims to hold dear.

In doing so, Cramblett's claims echoed arguments made in a darker era of global history of "scientific" racism.

But images from the 1940s, of sobbing people on their way to Nazi death camps and of postwar commemorations of the murdered, document a darker era.

Once cheap meals felt stuck in a darker era — think equal parts cabbage and secondhand smoke — but now moderate and inexpensive restaurants often offer excellent food.

Pasholk, like Hampton, fears that the president will take the country back to a darker era of fewer rights (she liked Bernie Sanders).

On its own, the U.S. pulling out of E.I.T.I. could be dismissed as a relatively obscure move, not one that reflects a retrenchment to a darker era of American foreign policy.