Sentence examples for a dark thought from inspiring English sources

He pauses as a dark thought clouds his face.

This is a dark thought about mass murder, and a dark joke about the narrative nature of terrorism.

Javier Urbaneja, a thirty-eight-year-old publicist for DDB Spain in Madrid, was at a meeting a few days after the law passed its first vote when a colleague, still stunned by the news, shared a dark thought.

I staggered forth from "The Cheaters Club," a murky swamp of a play from the Amoralists, with a dark thought reeling through my head: that infernal "True Blood" has a lot to answer for.

Now there's a dark thought.

Chuck: Man, that's a dark thought.

Little Matt Lauer wondered what it would be like to burn on the grill, recognized this as a very dark thought, and, feeling sorry, prayed for days.

At least for me, a part of the K-hole is to have a few dark thoughts, only to realise that it can be better if I keep trying to break out of my anxieties.

When Mr. Gore's speech did allude to a few dark thoughts about the man he lost to four years ago, he framed the remarks in what might be called the optimistic conditional tense.

On our third trip, in London, when we were walking past a cemetery, I had the dark thought that if something ever happened to him, I'd never know.

They concentrated on listening to three veteran poets: Conrad Geller, a gray-haired man in an open-neck pink shirt, who read a poem about his granddaughter's wedding; Maxine Silverman, wearing a lime-colored dress, who pondered the existence of a black dog; and Elizabeth Harrington, dressed in a dark hooded sweatshirt, who read a poem about a bride's dark thoughts on her wedding day.