Sentence examples for dark recollections from inspiring English sources

He is not comfortable with these dark recollections.

Such dark recollections make it hard to get all "Jingle Bells".

His dark recollections of this allow for some poignant musings from Truss on the gifts that mortality gives us, which we too often overlook.

Azzopardi even injects high-spirited energy into dark recollections: when, say, Lewis and Wayne come downstairs to find their mother's boyfriend in a pool of blood — not his own, he'd sliced their mother's finger and fainted.

Today, it was widely noticed that 751 shut its doors for what seems like "forever" and now, with a gasp of nostalgia and sad, dark recollection, we will air out its skeleton-jammed closet.

There are darker recollections.

Christina Schwarz, the author of this suspenseful, unusually well-crafted first novel, cleverly contrasts Ruth's impressions with those of her aunt, Amanda Starkey, whose recollections are darker.

Yet her memoir is so buoyant even in the darkest troughs of her recollections, or when she is excusing the inexcusable, that it seems a pity she did not write more.

Landenberger's voice, projected over a portable microphone, was a gravelly recollection of Dark Knight Rises star Tom Hardy's.

It was her first time riding at the prestigious summer meeting in New York and her recollections are perhaps colored darker by fatigue.

He was chatting with the others, and the touch of his cheek against her forearm as he spoke and chewed and laughed, the movements of his jaw, filled her with an unbearable recollection of the dark couch and the amber lamp and the bared breast, lit as if from within.