Sentence examples for dark needs from inspiring English sources

Smith cites the actress and Kindle enthusiast Felicia Day, of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," who has been bingeing on paranormals like "Dark Needs at Night's Edge".

There are women's football teams, to be sure, but like female boxers, the players are thought to be expressing dark needs.

He is a suburban ghoul with his own history and his own methodology and, of late, he has become the object of controversy due to an attack in Wisconsin during which two girls stabbed another in order to appease Slenderman's dark needs.

Perhaps they just naturally possess the heee-larious combination of pliant suggestibility and a dark need to loosen their inhibitions.

And dark needn't mean drab, as visitors who have admired the couple's glittering array of Emmy awards can attest.

(Isherwood) * 'MAJOR BANG OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE DIRTY BOMB' This disarming exercise in political cabaret demonstrates that laughter in the dark need not be desperate.

(Rob Kendt) * 'MAJOR BANG OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE DIRTY BOMB' This disarming exercise in political cabaret demonstrates that laughter in the dark need not be desperate.

(Genzlinger) * 'MAJOR BANG OR: HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND LOVE THE DIRTY BOMB' This disarming exercise in political cabaret demonstrates that laughter in the dark need not be desperate.

Even fictional locations can swarm in our brains and make us recall a deep, dark need to lay back on the beach, explore a foreign city or snuggle up in a 5-star hotel.

Even darker needs we can fulfil.

But every now and then I have darker needs.