Sentence examples for dark's from inspiring English sources

$23. Alice Elliott Dark's characters live in a privileged world that's situated somewhere between Cheever's haunted suburbs and Philip Barry's snooty Main Line.

Now "In the Gloaming" anchors a new collection of short stories, Dark's follow-up to "Naked to the Waist" (1991), and it's difficult not to hear in the book a tone that's already been firmly established in celluloid: muted, mannerly, controlled.

Just as the word "Maniacs" provides no real clues to Dark's larger meaning -- too often her titles are thuddingly descriptive -- it's refreshingly difficult here to see just where she's going.

It has taken Ossie dark's premature death for the fashion world to reevaluate his talent.

For there is the second strand to Dark's villainy: beware what you wish for.

Tells about various music shows on the strip in Branson, including Roy dark's Celebrity Theatre, and Boxcar Willie's theatre.

The flashbacks, drastically reduced, now seem to offer a simple-minded Oedipal explanation of Dark's problems.

Full of vivid anecdotes though it is, Life After Dark's chronological structure presents problems.

Mr. Shepard, restless and ambitious, takes for granted some of the privileges of fame but also looks wistfully at Mr. Dark's steadfastness and contentment.

Beaumont-Dark's pro-industry line was understandable, given that he was born in Hall Green, Birmingham, the son of an engineering firm's managing director.

During the second act it does snap into focus as Jacqueline Dark's Fricka unloads a marriage's-worth of furious resentment and infidelity onto Terje Stensvold's still stolid Wotan, but as Susan Bullock's Brünnhilde delivers it, the Annunciation of Death hardly seems to faze Skelton's Siegmund at all.