Sentence examples for dark questions from inspiring English sources

Despite their ostensibly tidy resolutions, such films can raise dark questions about coupledom.

Her departure -- amid signs that she was in disfavor with the Chinese leaders -- raises dark questions about Hong Kong's future.

Mr. Danforth, who promised on the day of his appointment to answer "the dark questions," has not commented since.

Dark Questions Dr. Einstein, Call Home At 11 a.m. the next day, Dr. Garnavich bounded up the stairs to Dr. Riess's office, breathing hard.

Besides looking into the question of culpability for the fire, Senator Danforth has said that he intends to "answer the dark questions" about all the other aspects of the tragedy at Waco.Conspiracy theorists are likely to be disappointed.

Spring began, after all, with a puff of white smoke heralding the first Argentine Pope, a selection that raised dark questions about the new leader's complicity in kidnappings undertaken by his country's military junta in the late nineteen-seventies.

Indeed, at some tacit, unarticulated level, a dark question lurked in educated minds.

Even now, a year on from that first, dark question mark, I still feel the sharp edge of something.

But yes — this "why so dark?" question comes up a lot, both inside and outside of my head, and, when it does, I always have two opposing impulses.

But hovering above the development boom is a dark question: if the situation in the rest of Iraq continues to worsen, will Kurdistan's relative tranquillity hold?

It's not pleasant asking a pop star if she thinks the idea of dying young herself is attractive – it's a dark question, but it's not a leading one.