Sentence examples for dark conflict from inspiring English sources

The European/Australian release, Dark Conflict, is identical to the North American release, Days of Ruin, in terms of the storyline, gameplay, and features.

Advance Wars: Days of Ruin (titled Advance Wars: Dark Conflict in Europe and Australia) is a turn-based strategy video game for the Nintendo DS handheld game console.

On October 12, 2007, the game's title was officially released as Advance Wars: Days of Ruin for the North American version, with a planned shipping date of January 21 , 2008 the alternate name of Advance Wars: Dark Conflict for European and Australian versions was released in early December.

Robert K. Murray and Roger W. Brucker's historical account of the Collins tragedy, "Trapped!" (on sale in the theater lobby), offers fascinating glimpses of Collins as an eternal adolescent, who seemed most at home in a subterranean world, and of a clan whose rural simplicity was marbled with dark conflicts.

Not only was he the spare second son whose status was set to take a further dip if his brother had children, but there were also dark conflicts within his parents' marriage: his mother's brothers were the murdered Princes in the Tower.

And having read the Loftus book on Belorussia, it's hard to say how all that material would work here if this was the first time one had heard of those dark conflicts.

"Are we doomed to live in the pauses between wars?" The film opens with the terror that hung over Israel in the run-up to war and traces the jubilation of the soldiers as they race to victory, and then their growing confusion as a simple war for survival shifts into a darker conflict.

The program exhibits the choreographer's typical exploration of the darker conflicts in relationships versus what he calls "the spiritual and sexual ecstasy that bubble underneath".

"While the primary chart top 20 is split down the middle, featuring equal amounts of comedy and fantasy, by secondary school the 'most popular' charts almost exclusively feature darker conflicts from an epic fantasy genre," it said.

Our world today is tainted with war -- the military kind and the wars we wage within our own countries, to the darker conflicts within each of us.

As Ross writes, he situated enough dark material — conflict, grotesquerie, eroticism — in the marble halls of Soviet ballet to qualify as a modernist.