Sentence examples for dark concealed from inspiring English sources

In Japanese gardens, waterfalls are designed to be inconspicuous, like a spring pouring forth from a dark, concealed space.

Bow bugs like places that are dark, concealed and unopened for long periods of time.

It takes a moment, then, to notice what the dark previously concealed: that Seers has made her own additions to the folk-art interior of the tabernacle, and that you're sitting in what appears to be the upturned hull of a ship.

Dark colors conceal, so wear something darker on an area if you're self-conscious about it.

One of the deeper, darker questions concealed in the maelstrom of rage and grief of Ferguson is this one: What if Officer Darren Wilson had not been armed when he told the two teenagers to get out of the street?

Lighter shirts such as white or pastel yellow will reveal dark colored underwear, while darker shirts conceal it, so keep that in mind.

As they've grown, so has their capacity to imagine what dangers the dark might conceal.

Countless people wore sun hats against a spring heat wave and dark glasses concealing tears.

His grim, dark cave, concealing a tiny, rose-hued metropolis, speaks of memory's distortions and the past's grip.

His dark secrets were concealed from the Royal Marines who awarded him a green beret –an unprecedented accolade for a civilian – as they were from the universities who handed him honorary degrees or the leading hospitals and institutions which gave him unfettered access in return for his charity millions and apparently unstinting devotion to good causes he brought.

The film brings out well the contrast between the dark gothic secrets concealed in the attic by the troubled, libertine Rochester, and the kindly, blinkered domestic world of the housekeeper Miss Fairfax (Judi Dench), oblivious to the horrors and dangers around her.