Sentence examples for bits of dark from inspiring English sources

"They [Cern] smash bits of protons together to see what they are made of, but they can't smash bits of dark matter together.

A rich cook-up of chicken pelau ($5), thick rice stew studded with pigeon peas and bits of dark chicken, is also worth considering.

It edges out the white-chocolate crème brûlée, a fearsomely rich, rewarding reinterpretation of the old dessert warhorse, here contained in a toasted dark chocolate shell and topped with crunchy bits of dark chocolate.

"Then I got another one, and another one, and another one — I was telling everyone in the store, 'Hey, you've gotta read this.' " The early dispatches were unsentimental but alive with emotion, often laced with bits of dark humor about, say, a Dutch "nurse from hell," who "looks like she was sired from stick insects".

While poking around the backstage area before the show, I stopped in front of a vivid green tunic dress woven (or maybe embroidered; again it's hard to tell) in an almost rustic texture with gray and white and bits of dark green.

"Then I got another one, and another one, and another one—I was telling everyone in the store, 'Hey, you've gotta read this.' " The early dispatches were unsentimental but alive with emotion, often laced with bits of dark humor about, say, a Dutch "nurse from hell," who "looks like she was sired from stick insects".

They give texture, a bit of dark contrast and a smart element of nutty flavor.

Katherine Bradford's figurative oil paintings add a bit of dark humor to the exhibition.

It goes particularly well with a little bit of dark rye.

Losers got consolation prizes that included — in a bit of dark Dutch humor — a sack of tulip bulbs or a bulletproof vest.

The piece ended with what I assumed was a bit of dark hyperbole from Nathan Myhrvold, one of the pioneers of Microsoft.