Sentence examples for dark fact from inspiring English sources

It isn't simple darkness, but darkness imbued with every dark fact she has elicited in conversation that day.

Guare's accomplishment is to capture the bright effervescence of his characters' desires, as well as the punishing dark fact that everything they want seems to be worthless.

And just how has this dark fact affected the sale of homes in Buchanan, home of the hulking target, Indian Point?

The craziness of The Hundred Brothers derives from its willingness to embrace, even celebrate, the dark fact that an individual's life consists, finally, of an accelerating march toward decay and death.

It is also, perhaps surprisingly, despite all the dark facts I have dumped above, impartial.

I also find the relationship between Masters and his mother increasingly interesting, both her refusal to face the obviously dark facts and his simmering resentment and fear that he's turning into his brutal father.

The essay uses the phrase "I heard" in an incantatory fashion, summoning the dark facts of the era: I heard that the army was wrapping entire villages in barbed wire, with signs that read: "This fence is here for your protection.

And the shooting of Reeva Steenkamp by South Africa's star runner Oscar Pistorius may open a window on some of the darker facts of life for so many South Africans, women in particular.

He's come to share the darker facts of Wildlife, the operation Kit still holds on to with secret pride, his great act of derring-do for the nation.

The middle-aged narrator of this elusive first novel recalls her coming of age in the 1950's, moving back and forth between America, Japan and Paris as she reconstructs her past in a way that is emotionally honest even as she withholds certain darker facts and violent episodes.

Almost as dark, in fact, as the various places fantasised or inhabited in American Psycho.