Sentence examples for a dark victory from inspiring English sources

How about a "Dark Victory" pledge?

It would have a fancier title – Dark Victory or Now, Voyager (either would work) – about a woman, a Great Writer, and her beloved husband and how strange illness ends their love.

Davis played them all, from the bitchy Southern belle in "Jezebel," which won her a second Oscar in 1939, to the dying heroine of "Dark Victory" a year later, to the frumpy Bronx housewife in "The Catered Affair" in 1956.

It is, as Camus wrote in 1956, "a system of a misguided intelligence that prefers, to the suffering imposed by a limited situation, the dark victory in which heaven and earth are annihilated".

TEENAGE REBEL Hidden behind the drive-in title is the penultimate film (1956) of Edmund Goulding, a veteran melodramatist ("Grand Hotel," "Dark Victory") here confronting the changing social mores of the 1950s, in the form of divorce, adultery and yes, teenage rebellion.

Critics recognized immediately that DARK VICTORY (1939) was a Bette Davis tour de force, even if she had won an Oscar just the year before, for "Jezebel".

Along with longtime collaborator Tim Sale, they wrote two miniseries ("The Long Halloween" and "Dark Victory") that pit an early in his career version of Batman against his entire rogue's gallery (most notably Two-Face, whose origin was re-envisioned by Loeb) while dealing with various mysteries involving serial killers Holiday and the Hangman.

Dark Victory was based on a Broadway play that featured Tallulah Bankhead in the lead role.

His first WWF match was a dark match victory over Brian Christopher on April 11 , 1999

The novelist Jennifer Johnston is a cousin, the actor Tara Fitzgerald a niece, and his aunt Geraldine Fitzgerald was also an actor who appeared alongside Bette Davis in Dark Victory (1939).

The sequel to Halloween, Batman: Dark Victory, also served as an influence.