Sentence examples for a dark man from inspiring English sources
By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, June 3, 1939 P. 11 A dark man came to our office the other day on a singular errand.
This time, when Bartlett's line came around, she said, "I can't believe you would bring a dark man into this house".
According to the New York police, Strauss-Kahn is a sort of Jekyll and Hyde, but he is also emerging as a dark "man for all seasons" — a Frenchman for the Americans, a Western man for the Asians.
A dark man's face is seen very close, and disconcertingly upside down.
This inspired King, who then wrote "A dark man with no face".
He stated that she was then approached by a dark man in a black shirt similar to those worn by security guards as the young men drove away.
Wear a dark men's scarf and a dark felt fedora.
He was a short, dark man, a Turkish Jew born in Harlem in 1916 of parents from Istanbul and Haifa.
The rickshaw wallah, a gaunt dark man with a green towel wrapped around his head, beckoned to Mitchell, gesturing toward the empty seat.
A short, dark man hunched over a paper plate heaped with Persian takeout looks up.
She was… A Mr. Wallace was standing on a street corner with an unlighted cigarette in his mouth, a little dark man handed him some matches.
