Sentence examples for dark inspiration from inspiring English sources

William Blake was another to draw upon this dark inspiration both within his writing and his uniquely unnerving paintings.

That he murdered his first wife and her lover may or may not have added dark inspiration.

Marshall has kept the bone as a sort of anticharm, using its emblematic incompleteness as dark inspiration for his work as an agent.

Despite the dark inspirations, designer Sonja den Elzen's pieces are incredibly wearable and perfect for urban nomads, who need simple, interesting pieces that layer up with plenty of sophistication.

But there is a darker inspiration at work here as well, and one of Bardugo's clever decisions is to name the Darkling's personal guard after Ivan the Terrible's notorious black-clad "oprichniki," the precursors of the K.G.B.

As a meditation on unfulfilled passion written from the perspective of old age, The Cunning Little Vixen is scarcely Beatrix Potter: however, the more grown-up content, including the character of the seductive gypsy girl, has been edited out, leaving a playful woodland fable with little hint of the work's darker inspiration.

If I may be so bold, I think that both Murphy and I may get our dark comedy inspiration from the same source: Heathers.

At this point, his surroundings were rife with dark, melodic inspiration to create not tracks but what he considered, soundscapes.

Most writers pay tribute to this superstitious, feudal relationship with what TS Eliot called "the dark embryo" of inspiration.

Mr. Passarella, who has written two sequels to "Wither," contributed a new story about Wendy Ward to "Dark Notes" His inspiration: a Patti Smith song called "Dancing Barefoot".

The composer who gave sinister voice to an underworld of pimps, prostitutes and murderers in "The Threepenny Opera" and set Freudian anxiety to song in "Lady in the Dark" is the inspiration for "Here Lies Jenny," the hourlong nightcap of a musical diversion, which opened yesterday and can be seen from Thursdays through Saturdays at 11 p.m. at the Zipper Theater.