Sentence examples for certainly darker than from inspiring English sources

James Kudelka's "Cinderella" performed by the Boston Ballet is certainly darker than the Disney film, but it's still a fun show for all.

They are certainly darker than grasslands smothered in snow, and thus they can absorb more of the sun's heat than vegetation which might otherwise cover the same stretch of land.

Bartoli's voice is certainly darker and less powerful than "definitive" Normas, with some awkward corners, and her Casta Diva is careful and simmering rather than unbound and radiant.

Almost every morning, I now admit, we ate breakfast at 7-11, grabbing sweet melon or bean jam bread and hot coffee (or, on one occasion, cocoa milk that was certainly darker and more bitter than any kiddie chocolate milk), and saving ourselves dollars and time while we were at it.

My own view was certainly darker, knowing that a police raid might be imminent.

With its air of everyday menace, its conspiracy of power and its enveloping shadows, "Diva" certainly plays darker than it looks.

At the time, porter was almost certainly dark brown rather than black.

"They were certainly not literary, but they were a lot darker than romance novels.

He said, "There is a veneer, certainly, of glamour, but, if you look more closely, it is darker than that.

"John Boehner is darker than you.

They are sometimes darker than mere extortion.