Sentence examples for dark dreams from inspiring English sources
In its place we are showing Dark Dreams, a film renowned for its occult eroticism......
Rattle and the Philharmonic were at their best performing Georg Friedrich Haas's "dark dreams," which was written for the orchestra last year.
A lean chain-smoker, Hazelwood specialized in sex crimes, and went on to write the best-sellers "Dark Dreams" and "The Evil That Men Do".
New Jersey "Dark Dreams: The Prints of Francisco Goya," Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, New Brunswick, Sept. 2 to Dec. 14.
For all the dark dreams that are suggested in her choreography, this is dance that is firmly rooted in some urban approximation of the earth.
As Máni's own dark dreams colonise his waking reality, the distinction between the fetishised "light puppets" of the movies and the victims of the pandemic disappears completely.
A dark dream time lies ahead.
I think life is infinitely complex and film is in some way a beautiful, dark dream sequence.
He knows all there is to know: about every sordid encounter she ever had with Tommy's father; about her visit to the clinic and what she almost did there, the blue gown and paper-thin slippers, so thin they barely existed at all; about every dark dream, every dark thought; her doubts about God, about Hell, about what happens next.
"There are times when you feel like stepping into a dark dream, and you really want to travel to some very unhappy place," Ms. Moore said, "in order, in some ways, to close the book and step away from it".
With the passing of months and years, it is the natural human desire to resume a quiet life and to put that day behind us, as if waking from a dark dream.
