Sentence examples for dark acts from inspiring English sources

The similarities are that Hinault and Armstrong were both conniving and masters of the dark acts, mind games".

To conclude, Anakin used his force powers from an early age to weirdly groom Padme, make her the object of his obsession and committed many dark acts in her name.

You can accept one larger truth that guides your interpretation of all of the smaller untruths, accept a vision of the future that is so bright that it drives away the shadows of the various dark acts of your own time and place.

In the first ever public speech by a head of the intelligence service, Sir John Sawers presented a defence of his organisation against charges that it has become complicit in some of the dark acts of George W Bush's "war on terror".

This fits the story, because the wildness of the ruckus, after dark, acts as cover both for Bourne, who is meeting Nicky, and for a trained assassin (Vincent Cassel), who has been ordered — by whom I will not say — to take them out.

We therefore identify a type of Dorian Gray effect, from the lead protagonist in Oscar Wilde's novel, whose portrait evolves as he carries out dark acts.

It should be dubbed the Keep Americans in the Dark Act.

Comey's dismissal was a dark act, and possibly a historic one.

The Safe and Accurate Food Labelling Act, has been dubbed the and the "Deny Americans the Right to Know (DARK) Act" by opponents.

I wondered, then, if the dark acted as a kind of Rorschach test: if our perception of it wasn't also a manifestation of our most profound fears.

Perhaps the most haunting of these is the award-winning "The Truth Is a Cave in the Black Mountains", which tells of a dark act of revenge as two men travel in search of cursed gold.