Sentence examples for dark category from inspiring English sources

"Chair" falls firmly within this dark category but the ideas behind it feel generic and the situations never quite ring true.

It seems we have an unspoken measure when judging atrocity: anything that evokes memories of the Holocaust enters an especially dark category.

John Martin, who brought out a large collection of Purdy stories in 1991 when he ran Black Sparrow Press, puts Purdy in the same "dark category" as Paul Bowles, Eudora Welty, Flannery O'Connor and Carson McCullers.

The government says nearly half the state's ground water zones fall into the "dark" category, where more than 85% of the ground water is developed for use.

But determining who falls into that tiny dark category of irreparably corrupted children is no easy trick, and a number of states including conservative ones like Texas, Wyoming, and Nevada have abolished the sentence of life without parole for juveniles for all future crimes.

But in the darker blue category, where super delegates are concerned, Clinton has the clear advantage.

Sort your clothes based on color into light and dark categories.

They included, in the darker category, "Grimm" on NBC and "Once Upon a Time" on ABC and, on the lighter side, "Suburgatory" on ABC and "2 Broke Girls" on CBS.

As an early entry in the Visions of Sugarplums but Darker category, the Eerie Dolls of Golgothia show debuts tonight at Green Eyed Gator Gallery in New Orleans' French Quarter.

By Maria Lokke October 5, 2011 From the teased mullets of hair metal to the corpse-paint of the darker categories, heavy metal music and its subgenres have long been reinforced by visual cultures and styles.

From the teased mullets of hair metal to the corpse-paint of the darker categories, heavy metal music and its subgenres have long been reinforced by visual cultures and styles.