Sentence examples for dark feel from inspiring English sources

The ride is in the dark; feel free to sing along.

Going back to school took on an especially dark feel for children in Northern Ireland and Israel.

The video sees Bowie wearing the same bandages as in the video for the album's titular track, and has a similarly dark feel.

And they have the same dark feel of broadcast episodes of "Galactica," a post-apocalyptic survival tale of humans on the run after their home planets have been destroyed.

I tried to connect it musically to remembering my favorite aspects of Sebadoh (though of course it ended up sounding nothing like Sebadoh) and I wanted it to have a dark feel.

For Nelson, as for many other writers before him, "the cool and dark feel" of Los Angeles seems to lend itself to the noir genre.

Also don't decorate with dark, dismal colors, because it will give a dark, dismal feel.

Turn four angles of dark blue felt outwards.

The light around you seems brighter, so the dark feels darker.

Wrapped head to foot in dark felt he was conveyed by ambulance on a stretcher from Kennedy airport in New York to the René Block Gallery.

At the entrance to Kailash Satyarthi's nondescript office is a small noticeboard, of the old fashioned type, with white plastic letters pressed into a dark felt background.