Sentence examples for a dark impression from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the painting makes a dark impression that no doubt contributed to the epithet "Night Watch".

Use a good quality pen that leaves a dark impression.

So an effort was made to solve the problem by supplying the collating department with No. 1 pencils, which have a softer lead than the standard test-taking No. 2 pencils and therefore make a darker impression.

Leave ample space between pieces of furniture, and don't block the natural pathways in the room so you avoid creating a cramped and dark impression.

This has for instance been emulated through the use of shotcrete on the walls to give a dark and mysterious impression.

Moreover, he revived the practice of white-line printing, a method of printing white lines on a dark ground by making impressions from ink rolled onto the surface of the engraved relief instead of from ink held in its furrows.

In Ms. Thorvaldsdottir's piece, the strings and woodwinds effectively created a dark atmosphere and the impression of a distant, howling wind early on, before melting into the work's morphing harmonic fabric.

As the police officers escorted him to the car, he assumed a dark, brooding look – his best Brandon Lee impression.

This is not to give the impression Murray is in a dark place.

The modified method produced dark blue impressions and also reduced the number of operational steps.

This is as much about consigning emotions when confronted with nature in a dark moment as an attempt at transcribing visual impressions.