Sentence examples for dark pleasure from inspiring English sources

Burton brings to the McQueen brand an English tendency toward dark pleasure as opposed to dark pain.

For both, there's something voluptuous and exciting about relinquishment, some dark pleasure to be had from it.

Underlying all of this is an impression of ritual, of games played for mutual excitation, and to see the ineffably beautiful Lopatkina playing them is a dark pleasure indeed.

And, while some take a dark pleasure in being cut off from their nature — in being unable to be fully, because of the domineering beloved — the narrator is conflicted.

Little did I know that she had dark pleasures up her sleeve, like a sandwich of thick Benton's bacon, drained Gold's horseradish and buttered sourdough toast.

Dulli - who recently opened up about his recovery from heroin - has forsaken the devil brown and his regular combo for other dark pleasures.

With the whodunnit question answered, the dark pleasures of Hidden come from witnessing buried secrets getting exhumed – both personal and professional – and the nail-biting escalation of the cat-and-mouse game between John and Harris.

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These bulletins from a world gone mad are just some of the dark pleasures to be found in "The Best American Noir of the Century," a new anthology edited by James Ellroy and Otto Penzler, which features short stories from an eclectic list of writers that includes Jim Thompson, Cornell Woolrich, Patricia Highsmith, Joyce Carol Oates, and Elmore Leonard.

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