Sentence examples for a darkness in from inspiring English sources

James Levine, too, senses a darkness in the music.

"There's a darkness in the four of us," he says.

There is a darkness in Hopler's work as deep and brutal as any in American poetry.

But there are also glimpses of a darkness in his personal life.

"You may discover a darkness in your own mind, and it's not so easy to flee.

Then there's "a darkness in which he could find no lamps to light".

But there is a compelling darkness in Anderson's film, a Mood Indigo of desperation.

Dancers hurtle through a charged darkness in this monumental killer of a ballet, inspired by Euripides' "Bacchae".

Other songs that had a moody darkness in Buckley solos were opened up by giving lyrics to various characters.

They discussed writing, and Blythe enjoyed her droll humour although he felt "a terrible darkness" in her preoccupation with psychopaths.

For all his beatific visions of fluid and inventive football there is a little darkness in Guardiola too.