Sentence examples for dark ideas from inspiring English sources
Clinton is running against an uninformed, habitually deceitful, volatile candidate with dark ideas about his fellow human beings.
Dark, mute, abstract and space-filling, it says nothing specific but seems, like Pandora"s box, to hide dark ideas.
His dark ideas and savage humour make his works less cosy and more dangerous than any rival.
The lovely, funny world they create makes you comfortable enough to be receptive to dark ideas, which unsettle and amuse you when they arrive.
In a medium known for work many regard as lightweight and decorative, Mr. McElheny's creations strive to convey sophisticated, often dark ideas.
Despite whatever dark ideas, at long last, might be taking shape in Kucinich's mind about his odds, he has lost none of his optimistic flourishes.
This is a dark idea; it also fits neatly with Trump's instinctive paternalism.
Anyway, it seemed like a weird, dark idea, and not too far from happening now.
Dick Cheney's dark idea that a show of brutal force would scare off terrorists has ended up creating more terrorists.
But now, Macaulay Culkin, who played the 8-year-old in the first two films, has taken part in new comedy web series DRYVERS to give fans a decidedly dark idea of what he is like as an adult.
In any case, it's the work of a filmmaker who, whether or not he's holding back in the service of a grand and dark idea, is giving precious little of himself.
