Sentence examples for dark dimensions from inspiring English sources

This is true of a character as conscience-free as Patricia Highsmith's Tom Ripley and as conscientious as Jean Vale Horemarsh, the mild, seemingly ordinary ceramist at the center of the Canadian writer Trevor Cole's "Practical Jean," a tidy social comedy with some very dark dimensions.

The second season finale drives Cooper into dark dimensions after he enters the Black Lodge to save a kidnapped Annie from Earle's clutches.

In Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, Samus is sent to the planet Aether, a Phazon meteor-ravaged planet split into light and dark dimensions.

Often this perception lent a dark dimension to his thinking.

Their tussle over the Changeling Boy, whom Oberon is clearly grooming as a replacement for the aging schoolboy Puck (touchingly played by Jamie Manton), becomes the pivot of plot and acquires a new dark dimension.

There's also a regulation villain named Kaecilius (Mads Mikkelsen), who's intent on unleashing the evil power of the Dark Dimension — and judging strictly by Mikkelsen's eye makeup, you'd be forgiven for mistaking the Dark Dimension for a '70s glam-rock band.

Dr. Lugae reports to the warriors that the gates are what is known as "Dark Flow", and that it is draining the life of the world into Nil, a dark dimension of shadows.

Elder Price tilted between goody-goody and cynic, but Mr. Rannells's warmth edged out darker dimensions.

Mr. Weidman does his best to add some darker dimensions to this fabled American hero: his obsessive need to write his name in the sky becomes almost pathological.

In the arts, for example, the communal refusal to openly explore life's darker dimensions has led to a drastic curtailment of those books, films, plays or television programs that present reality honestly and straightforwardly.

What was missing from the discussions was what Leon Wieseltier says has been absent from recent talk of "change" in the US: "any lasting allusion to the darker dimensions of our strategic predicament".