Sentence examples for dark definition from inspiring English sources

Measuring against such a dark definition, it is difficult, and perhaps still dangerous, to argue with the one-time baddest human being alive.

Contrary to this view, James Beck and numerous artists have suggested that Michelangelo used carbon black in a wash of glue to lay on shadows and crisp dark definition, a secco.

Finding the stuff is damned tricky because dark matter, by definition, cannot be seen.

Although the dark matter, by definition, does not glow in X-rays, the detailed shapes of those clusters and the individual galaxies inside them should depend on the types of weird particles filling them up.

By definition, dark matter is something that is very different from the matter we know.

The number of hot spots detected for constrained (light grey) and unconstrained (dark grey) neighbourhood definitions using beetle data.

If you don't want to wear eyeliner, but want to give your eyes more definition, take dark colored eyeshadow and an angled brush or any eye brush and apply on your eyelids or your lower lash line.

For such a sinister name, the actual definition of the "dark web" is surprisingly innocuous: it refers to any part of the web which isn't indexed by search engines like Google.

The Pathé camera did not allow camera movement, had imprecise definition, and dark rendering.

Before Los Angeles based painter Sarah Cain knew the scientific definition of dark matter, she was drawn to the phrase.

I think Dr. Tyson's attempt to tackle the mysterious definition of dark matter catalyzed a journey I had taken many times before.