Gibson is the star, but his is the dark force that drives it, that creeps (or tunnels?) silently into your world, your life, your bed maybe, at night.
One aspect of being, the dark force, which he sometimes terms 'gravity', is contractive, the other expansive, which he terms 'light'light
"This could actually be the dark force," Tait said.
Americans fear mobs: They are the dark force lurking inside "Enemy Below" conspiracy theories, one of several categories of "primal myths" Walker explores.
Minogue's clips might draw a gasp from some but Madonna's ignite religious and political debate unlike any other artist on the planet ... Simply, Madonna is the dark force; Kylie is the light force".
They're all controlled by wealthy donors who pay for their campaigns and are the dark forces pulling the strings.
*On Gordie Howe: "Nowhere are the dark forces that impel a man toward athletic self-destruction more clearly definable than in a hockey player -- indeed, the hockey player -- named Gordon Howe".
There are a priest (Jerry Perna) still on retainer, a saucy young Irish servant (Margot White) who preserves what's left of the plantation's rapidly dimming life force, and the family's youngest member, Sara (Ryan Foley), a haunted teenager, who together represent what resistance there is to the dark forces gathering both inside the family and outside the house.
To say, for example, that it was something in the German character rather than the human gene pool that made the Holocaust possible, he argues, is ignore the dark forces within us.
Pilger goes on to call out "one prodigious liberal commentator," who said "Trump is unleashing the dark forces of violence" in the United States.
