Sentence examples for brought a dark from inspiring English sources

It has brought a dark mood to the precincts.

He brought a dark humour to the Harold Ramis film, straddling both fantasy and comedy.

Gerald Finley was strong as Jaufré, and Monica Groop brought a dark, elemental quality to the role of the Pilgrim.

This afternoon, as heavy cloud cover brought a dark sobriety to the day, Commander Zahir met with Hazarat Ali, a second member of the local military triumvirate.

The strings brought a dark intensity to the long opening passage, the woodwind spotlit some already fine soloists, and the whole ensemble played with electric commitment.

Part prison, part playground, it is the work of French artist Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster, who filled Tate Modern's turbine hall with a post-apocalyptic scene of bunk beds in 2008, and has now brought a dark narrative to Lisbon.

The mezzo-soprano Jane Dutton brought a dark-hued, vibrant voice and volatile intensity to the role of Kundry, the mysterious wild woman pressed by Klingsor into ensnaring the knights, yet inwardly aching for redemption.

Elizabeth Calleo brought a dark-hued soprano voice to her tender portrayal of Clémentine, and the luminous mezzo-soprano Marguerite Krull, wonderful as her servant Alix, blossomed in duets with the gifted young bass-baritone Douglas Williams, in the role of Alix's dashing, long-lost husband, Laurence.

Mr. White brought a darker influence.

Now the tabloid headlines have brought a darker mood.

"When the Adam West show failed," explains Nerdwriter, "Batman writers brought a darker tone to the stories.