Sentence examples for dark born from inspiring English sources
Norma, dark, born to suffer, was the Meryl Streep of the 1920s; her sister Constance, blonde and vivacious, had more balance.
He added a third, all his own: "a dark wit born in his parents' little house... and stiletto-sharpened on the streets of Naples".
A handful of paintings from the 1930s by Krasner, Pollock, Rothko and others, indicate how they came from a very American type of dark modernism born in the depression era.
It's the kind of city that would give birth to a hero like Batman — dark, twisted, born of murder and mayhem, possibly insane.
Springsteen played the Sports Arena when the record was first released, and he played the album in its entirety this time, along with a set of his greatest hits, such as "Dancing in the Dark" and "Born to Run".
For all of these reasons, "After Dark" was born as a platform for artists to discuss and self-reflect on the current state of nightlife and the foundational role it plays -- or played -- in the formation of their work and identity.
They are darkest when born and become whiter with age; white patches develop on the navel and genital slit at sexual maturity.
Grays are born dark colored with dark skin and lighten in color as they age, retaining the dark skin.
Gray horses are born dark brown or black and develop white hairs as they age, becoming almost all white in advanced years.
The character of Slender Man – a tall, supernatural character with spindly arms, no face and dressed in a dark suit – was born on the Something Awful forums.
The tradition goes back to at least 1984, when Ronald Reagan praised Bruce Springsteen's "message of hope" not long after his dark and critical "Born in the U.S.A".
