Sentence examples for a dark reflection from inspiring English sources
A Dark Reflection Dramatisation of a real-life aviation conspiracy exposed by a Sussex reporter.
Ms. Cook rose to the task, her Duchess a dark reflection of Strauss's Marschallin for an age in which noblesse is no longer obliged.
Rather than a proxy for terror, his enemy is a dark reflection, a monster of the unfettered id, a nightmare vision of America as a rogue state.
A few days ago, the science writer-provocateur John Horgan wrote a dark reflection, in Scientific American, on a litany of failures in science that he has seen over his thirty-year career.
Ludmila's Broken English never quite worked, either as a satire of so-called broken Britain or a dark reflection on a world where anything – including the child bride of the title – could be purchased online.
Small wonder that the Hunger Games, with its tributes and brutal deaths, its armed rebellion in District 13 and its pleas by traumatised citizens for the state to stop killing its citizens, seems less like fantasy fiction and more like a dark reflection of our times.
There was more smoke, and a strangely dark reflection, before the third volley: At this point I start backpedalling and again, I tell him to get on the ground, get on the ground, he doesn't.
The bitterly ironic phrase synonymous with the finance-driven economic collapse of the last four years – "too big to fail" – is a perfectly dark reflection of Schumacher's irresistibly optimistic vision for reinventing economics as if people (and the planet) mattered.
Among the other, more contemporary works, a corner sculpture by Scott Hug has a silhouetted figure reaching to touch his own dark reflection in a black mirror, evoking Modernism's self-reflexivity and its Surrealistic dark side.
Mirrors and optical effects play a part in all Velázquez's most ambitious paintings; in Venus And Cupid in London, the nude goddess looks at her own face in a mirror yet her dark reflection doesn't show if she's smiling or sad.
A corner piece by Scott Hug, in which a silhouetted figure reaches out to touch his own dark reflection in a black mirror, evokes Modernist self-reflexivity.
