Sentence examples for a darker reading from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fomenko has a darker reading.

Is that too much of a "dark" reading of this moment?

There is also a dark reading of the historical failures of the Latin and Scandinavian monetary unions in the early 20th century.

It's a dark reading in every sense: Miller reproduces the oppressive gloom of gas-lit drawing rooms with a literalness that risks eye-strain.

Generally the articles are written by fans, which is good: a work edited on the opposite principle would make for interesting though much darker reading.

Ian Brown's austere production is a very dark reading of a very bleak play, although there is some relief in the motley wisdom of Richard O'Callaghan's Fool and the sardonic disposition of James Garnon's Edmund, a sly saboteur whose features are set somewhere between impish delight at the destruction he wreaks and disgusted bemusement at how easy it is.

Each excerpt was greeted with applause, followed by a brief bow from Mr. Bronfman, who then applied himself seriously to the next work: a thick, dark reading of a familiar Chopin étude (Opus 10, No. 12), the final movement of Prokofiev's Seventh Sonata, another movement of the Schumann.

Of these, contigs with a differential transcript abundance between the light and dark reads in the C4 subspecies were selected for more detailed analysis with semi-quantitative RT-polymerase chain reaction.

"MR. WELLES MURDERS SHAKESPEARE IN THE DARK," read the headline of one London review.

The remaining five years of his life, of imprisonment and exile, have inspired a retrospectively dark reading of his glittering career.

But then out of these doldrums leap sudden spots of coherence and surges of beauty - notably on her own Atlas's Marker, and a generously dark reading of My Funny Valentine that hushed the room.