Sentence examples for a dark kind from inspiring English sources

But in a dark kind of way.

But in the years that followed, according to many residents, Mr. Godinez gave up boxing and turned to a dark kind of violence, fueled by a drug habit.

That title (Mein Kampf in German) is often seen as a dark kind of provocation in itself: the size and scale of the undertaking is another.

After capturing the pig's growth to maturity, oink by oink, he transformed those recordings into a dark kind of dance music punctuated by telling sounds: the moo of a nearby cow, frantic squealing, an idling truck.

Perhaps in years to come it will be a role like Andy Warhol or Richard Nixon, a role steeped in postmodern comedy and irony, a huge vaudeville turn for an actor to show a dark kind of flair.

Perhaps certain satires and a dark kind of fairy tale have this in common, that sometimes, in digging their way through to the bottom of something, they end up implicating us all, finally saying simply: "Beware".

Donnie, a darker kind of overgrown baby, is the poster child for FOMO.

The narrator of "The Suicides" (1969), also unnamed, is preoccupied with a darker kind of deliverance than his predecessors.

Again I'm not sure: it takes a lot of cynicism, of a darker kind, to make McDonald's crowd-pleasers for the studios.

Her father was himself briefly exiled from the kingdom in the 1960s, along with half a dozen other liberal princes, after calling for a constitutional monarchy.The gossip is sometimes of a darker kind.

On the other hand, a darker kind of league table lists the Renfrewshire foodbank as the third busiest in Scotland and Ferguslie Park, a council estate of historical notoriety, as the most deprived place in Scotland.