Sentence examples for actually dark from inspiring English sources

The Boilermaker ottoman is actually dark charcoal wool.

Better to recommend his book.Back to top >>Tuesday STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE", by Errol Morris, is a dark film, but this screening room is actually dark.

"For me, good horror is taking a look at what's actually dark in humanity, instead of shining a quick flashlight on it and running away giggling," says Eggers.

Although the television images of the cars parked on the grid under the rain looked bright as daylight, it was actually dark as night.

By the way, the white horse was actually dark grey: it was an overcast day, and for the nag to be picked out in photos, the film had to be overexposed.

Consider this: the first game at the old pit was the iconic 1923 White Horse final (although the horse was actually dark grey: it was an overcast day, and for the animal to be picked out in photos the film had to be overexposed) – but could you recall the first game at the new one?

"But in terms of the argument, it is actually darker and less redemptive than her earlier plays".

Ink is absorbed by the body, so a tattoo should look actually darker and bolder when it is just made, until it settles in.

The landscape, "View of Saint-Valéry-sur-Somme," is from 1896-98 in the midst of the Dreyfus affair and its palette is actually darker and more drab than in the online reproduction.

I think she is actually darker than that.

The 'Night mode' look is actually a dark navy, rather than black or gray, which is probably a better choice for general legibility.