Sentence examples for a rather dark from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless I have a rather dark look into the future".
A previous guest had obviously had a rather dark sense of humour, said the Reddit user.
Those passages, however, while familiar in some respects, provide a rather dark forecast of globalization.
It's a rather dark book but a good read; even the title is somewhat ominous.
Otherwise, Mr. Levin's legacy will seem a rather dark one in future years.
The name derives from a rather dark legend in which a local Indian tribe appeased the thunder god Hinum by sacrificing its prettiest virgin.
To judge by the promo clip for this tour, what we're dealing with now is a band of a rather darker hue: an 11-piece, with sensurround films of haunted forests.
Certainly, Miller shared Truffaut's desire to touch a large audience without sacrificing his soul, as well as a humanist attitude and a refusal to moralise, though Miller had a rather darker view of humanity.
It's just that she's talking about a rather darker side of life than might be expected for a bestselling author often dubbed the queen of chick lit.
There's no sign of the sexual-baiting which seemed to be a source of humour in the 1969 film (trailer below for comparison), and with newcomer Hailee Steinfeld set to take Darby's role, any reprise might take on a rather darker tone: Steinfeld is just 13, while Darby was a 21-year-old woman playing a teenager.
What she says now is, "I felt, as all kids feel at certain points in their growth spurts, misunderstood," and that "a lot more has been made out of it than what it was," but in past interviews she has hinted that it was a rather darker period than might be encompassed by ordinary teenage angst.
