Sentence examples for dark consequences from inspiring English sources

It hints at dark consequences.

Already, there are hints of dark consequences.

Finger-wagging and scaring employees with dark consequences may be counter-effective.

One exception is Compliance, Craig Zobel's 2012 Sundance hit about the dire, dark consequences of a prank call to a fast-food restaurant.

It attempts to explain why the Jedi are forbidden from falling in love, and gives evidence of the dark consequences when they do.

Hackman fanatically wants to be the finest in his field – "the greatest bugger in America" – but becomes steadily haunted by the idea that the tapes he gives to his powerful clients may lead to dark consequences, including murder.

Scientists say pests like the woolly adelgid are simply one of the darker consequences of free trade.

We now know that George's fun and antics had their darker consequences in his private life.

The darker consequences of all this are subtly touched on, like a deep drone, so that the disturbing incestuous drama is left latent.

There is, surprisingly, next to nothing here about the attempts under the last government to give the north back some of its independence and civic pride, and their darker consequences: the Pathfinder regeneration programme, an initiative to create more "mixed" communities, had drastic effects.

Studies have also shown that loneliness has some even darker consequences, like how we think: it's been linked to problems with attention, executive function, cognitive function, and is even the risk for Alzheimer's disease.