Sentence examples for dark prayers from inspiring English sources

It's all there, all the old American grotesques, the test-tube babies of Whitman and Poe, a great gauntlet of doubtless eyes, big mouths spewing fantastic catchphrase fountains of impenetrable self-justification, muttering dark prayers, calling on God to strike down those who would fuck with their money, their cash, and always knowing, always preaching.

I winced when he wrote the following about shows like "The Real World," of all things: "It's all there, all the old American grotesques, the test-tube babies of Whitman and Poe, a great gauntlet of doubtless eyes, big mouths spewing fantastic catchphrase fountains of impenetrable self-justification, muttering dark prayers" and so on.

Behind the ceremonial calabaza marched a hooded sect of apparent Satan worshippers and weeping "widows," chanting dark prayers into the warm night.

Edward II, whose life ends before it is fully ripe, says goodbye with a gloomy prayer: "Who is dark, let him stay dark, Who is unclean, let him stay unclean.

A big man with a beard, Shahabuddin wore a red-and-white kaffiyeh and fingered a set of dark-red prayer beads.

It's mostly all done through automated forms and preset replies, dark magic and spurious prayers to the ghost of Jobs.

His life otherwise was study and prayer, in dark rooms, with few visitors.

Though he kept his wife hidden and his forehead bore the dark bruise of fervent prayer — and in his inner office there was a portrait of Ayatollah Khomeini — the sheikh was a worldly man, a sensualist, a lover of impish jokes.

For men to have a prayer bump, a dark callus in the middle of the forehead from bowing to the ground five times a day.

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How did the artists paint so well, with such precise use of colour, in the dark recesses of these rock-carved prayer halls and monasteries?