Sentence examples for dark creation from inspiring English sources

Most importantly, the central character is an unforgettable and distinctively dark creation.

And the second season of Sarah Violet-Bliss and Charles Rogers's ingeniously dark creation ups the ante in every level, putting an at-times truly detestable group of people in situations where, just when you find yourself rooting for them, you're forced to reconsider your stance.

In a bid to make Lovecraft's dark creations appeal to a younger audience than intended, Bruce Brown and Dwight L MacPherson have written two graphic novels aimed at children, Howard Lovecraft and the Frozen Kingdom (which they created with artist Renzo Podesta) and Howard Lovecraft and the Undersea Kingdom (created with artist Thomas Boatwright).

So from where did these dark creations emerge?

There's something of Portnoy in the masturbation-filled high jinks that follow, but Messner, fearful that he might "wind up a rifleman in Korea," is a far darker creation.

Mike Leigh's darkest creation is a work-shy drifter who drowns out his own self-hatred with meaningless sexual encounters and relentless bullying of his intellectual inferiors.

It's partly this restraint that makes his darker creations compelling rather than repellent.

Both Daniel Variations, composed in memory of the US journalist Daniel Pearl, who was kidnapped and killed in Pakistan in 2002, and You Are (Variations), a setting of Hebrew texts and a Wittgenstein epigram, are two of Reich's denser, darker creations, inhabiting a much more chromatic harmonic world than the works around them.

Make glow-in-the-dark creations by painting either the bowl or lace with glow in the dark paint.

"The Right-Hand Shore" is the dark, magisterial creation of a writer with an uncanny feel for the intersections of place and character in American history.

We began with the pork belly agrodolce, a dark, decadent creation with creamy polenta, a perfect sop for the meat's juices; pickled cabbage cut the richness.