Sentence examples for dark connections from inspiring English sources

It is a world represented for Samar by his mysterious friend Rajesh, a man who enjoys "Godfather-like status" among many of the students at the Hindu University and who seems to have dark connections to the Benares underworld.

Iraq is never mentioned, however, which suggests that Ms. Ensler also hopes "The Treatment" has something universal to say about the seductions of power and the dark connections between sexuality and violence.

David Bowie's interest in the work of Aleister Crowley around the time of his Berlin triptych which manifested itself via lyrical hat tips, and the Beatles' decision to include Crowley on the cover of Sgt Pepper's was enough to have them accused of dark connections.

The emerging dark connections are the transactional pathways that are formed as the new venture is launched and established, new supply chains, new value-adding relationships, new flows of money, information, and knowledge - new efficiencies in the traffic and commerce of the socio-technological network (Stewart2011).

In it, he commented on the "dark connection between guilt and secrecy" which existed in Hawthorne's Calvinist America.

Tapp is beginning to learn that these people all have a dark connection to him.

The figure shows that the self organisation has resulted in a " U" shaped border represented by the dark red and black connections between neurons on the map.

Incredibly, Schmidt links this lonely girl with Germany's darkest past, prodding connections with the violence most horror movies would be way too frightened to make.

Plus the French connection, the dark side of Ravel and the funny side.

It belongs to the Sadean and Freudian genre that plumbs the darker and more perverse connections in the human mind.

"Jokowi is younger, has no dark past and no connection with Suharto's old regime," said Tetty, a teacher in Jakarta, who believes that Jokowi's election could be a "first big step" towards a "better Indonesia".