Sentence examples for considered a dark from inspiring English sources

Still, considered a dark horse, she remains philosophical about where she has come from and where she is going.

Though considered a dark comedy, the show is layered with many obstacles that Ryan has to confront and hopefully defeat in the world of his mental illness.

Serena and Kvitova are the ones to beat but Sharapova can never be considered a dark horse when she has won Wimbledon already.

"I'm not special," Mr. Chait said a few weeks after he won the award, aware that he was considered a dark horse in the race.

Irvington Mayor Wayne Smith, considered a dark horse, has been building support in his Essex community.

At its peak in the early 1990s, The Kentucky Headhunters were considered a dark horse in country music, due to the significant mainstream attention that the band received despite their rougher sound and the members' rural Southern image.

Aravane Rezai, seeded 15th and considered a dark-horse contender, beat Angelique Kerber, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3.

Senator John McCain's surging presidential candidacy is lending hope to another Republican maverick seeking higher office: the Essex County executive, James W. Treffinger, who is considered a dark-horse contender to succeed Senator Frank S. Lautenberg when he retires.

Pascal Lamy, a Socialist who heads the World Trade Organization and is considered a dark-horse candidate for prime minister, on Tuesday criticized both Mr. Barroso and Mr. Montebourg for "exaggerated" and "simplistic" views.

That was then: The Razorbacks were preseason No. 18 by the AP and considered a dark-horse pick to challenge for the Southeastern Conference West title.

This would presume we enter what most people would consider a "dark age".