Sentence examples for dark reading from inspiring English sources
Is that too much of a "dark" reading of this moment?
There is also a dark reading of the historical failures of the Latin and Scandinavian monetary unions in the early 20th century.
The remaining five years of his life, of imprisonment and exile, have inspired a retrospectively dark reading of his glittering career.
I've been down there on numerous occasions," he says, before chuckling and adding: "It's not a case of going down and sitting in the dark reading comics".
Blossom's old albums on Verve sometimes showed a blond lady wearing big dark reading glasses like Judy Holliday in "Born Yesterday".
"MR. WELLES MURDERS SHAKESPEARE IN THE DARK," read the headline of one London review.
Of these, contigs with a differential transcript abundance between the light and dark reads in the C4 subspecies were selected for more detailed analysis with semi-quantitative RT-polymerase chain reaction.
Mr. Fomenko has a darker reading.
Generally the articles are written by fans, which is good: a work edited on the opposite principle would make for interesting though much darker reading.
So what in May's record as home secretary justifies this somewhat darker reading that she is not quite as nice as she looks, and do any of her previously frustrated plans hint at what she might do now she is prime minister?
