Sentence examples for dark depth from inspiring English sources
"dark depth" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this phrase when referring to a situation or feeling that is complex, deep, and difficult to understand. For example, "The dark depth of his grief was hard to comprehend."
Even in "Adventureland," a dramatic comedy directed by Greg Mottola ("Superbad"), Ms. Stewart found a way to add a dark depth to her sexually adventurous carnie.
Yet through it all, including artistic misdirections compounding the financial woes of the last decade, the orchestra has maintained not only an excellent standard of performance but also something of its local character: a particularly rustic, woody cluck in the woodwinds, incisive playing from the brasses, a dark depth to the strings.
It is understandable to think that Nautilus may migrate to the daytime sunlit areas of 200 m or shallower to feed under the cover of darkness and return to the dark depths during the day to avoid visual predators, as was the general conclusion from these studies.
Fine does not flinch from plunging into the dark depths of human behaviour, collective and individual.
Finally, we plumb the dark depths of the soul of Van Alden.
The catching of an arctic shark, a monster from the dark depths, is sadder still.
The bandoneon keeps its goofy elixir locked in its dark depths.
River's story got heavy towards the end, and her last appearances plumbed impossibly dark depths.
And why do they support Manchester United, living as they do in the dark depths off Mexico's Pacific Coast?
One of the results of such a dialogue with God is the discovery of the dark depths of sin.
The diver jumped into the dark depths holding a flashlight-equipped camera attached to a boat by a thick cord.
