Sentence examples for dark persona from inspiring English sources

This centennial year has elicited a rush of revivals and homages, as well as an outpouring of commentary and biography, much of it intended to reconcile the dark persona with the buoyant music.

Nixon's cameo gave his campaign a huge boost by lightening his dark persona.

Nicole James for MTV Buzzworthy compared the nighttime video's dark persona to that of Rihanna's own for "Disturbia".

He also appears in the British spy intelli-thriller "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy," adding charisma to his dark persona.

And that was all because of the Treaty of Versailles". "Paris 1919's" influence continues to resound: Its eccentric DNA can be found in artists as varied as the Flaming Lips, MGMT, Grizzly Bear and R.E.M. Nick Cave's dark persona clearly owes Cale a debt.

And while Doig lays out the plot somewhat predictably, he also makes room for reflective moments in which Morrie confronts fears both real and imagined; it's through these reflections that we get fine glimpses of his darker persona.

When dressed in her darker persona, J.R. definitely didn't look 12. Her parents didn't approve of this relationship with a much older man.

Bruce Wayne sits, head down, gazing at the now relics of his The Dark Knight persona.

defer.add img); His second character was the "Lord of Darkness", who had more of a darker ghost persona.

Joely Richardson as Anita Vanger / Harriet Vanger: In performing her "tricky" character, Richardson recalled that Fincher wanted her to embrace a "darker, edgier" persona, without sugarcoating, and not "resolved or healed".

For instance, 90's country star Garth Brooks was widely ridiculed for his darker "Chris Gaines" persona.