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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about this darkness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing themes related to uncertainty, fear, or the unknown, often in a metaphorical or literal sense.
Example: "The poem reflects on the feelings of despair and confusion, particularly about this darkness that envelops the mind."
Alternatives: "regarding this darkness" or "concerning this darkness".
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I've done a lot of (mostly defensive) thinking about this darkness thing, and have formulated a good amount of shtick along the way.
Yet the truth about this darkness, friends, is that it has been changed by Christ's coming.
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About 7 p.m., darkness falls.
In this week's Drink column, I write about the darkness, weirdness and sometime greatness of late-late-night drinking.
I'm pleased to see anything about the Darkness on a Super Bowl commercial.
"They don't want to write about the darkness," he said.
"Then Ryan jumps out and just blasts everybody in earshot about the darkness, about the racing, about everything, and he doesn't get fined.
STRAUSS -- The thing about the Darkness is if you discover them for yourself they're great.
"It's a self-portrait, it's all about the darkness".
She knew about the darkness, but - both as an author and as a person - she held on to the light.
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