Sentence examples for dark sensation from inspiring English sources

The wind outside seems to celebrate a dark sensation of having attained a new depth of misery.

Color your Teletubby's body with the beautiful dark sensation from the Sharpie (acrylic paint also works as well for this job).

While giving elocution lessons to Tracy, Jenna quotes the song "I Am So Proud" from Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado when she asks him to repeat the phrase, "To sit in solemn silence in a dull dark dock/Awaiting the sensation of a short, sharp, shock".

It was a great idea to begin with Ives's short tone poem "Central Park in the Dark," which evokes sensations and sounds that might be experienced while sitting on a park bench on a summer night.

In 2000 it was Dancer in the Dark, Lars von Trier's Cannes sensation in which a singing Björk is dragged to the gallows.

So let's set the scene, you wake up, it's dark and your own sensation is the anguish as you begin to tune in your body and mind, with the words "To a night we'll never forget", being the last ones you remember.

Christopher Nolan used the same trick in The Dark Knight, creating the sensation that the rev of the Batpod's engine is constantly accelerating.

Author and former Oxford rower George Drinkwater wrote that the Dark Blues "created a sensation" when they elected to row in a boat designed by Felix Warre, based on that built by Matthew Taylor of Newcastle upon Tyne for the 1857 race.

LaBeouf recently starred in the box office sensation Transformers: Dark of the Moon, reprising his role in the Michael Bay series of action films based on the popular Hasbro brand.

Mayer's been let loose on Moda Black's Scottish sensation Theo Kottis' new single and the result is a sublimely dark floor filler.

It can be recognized by painful sensations, darker areas of skin, or red skin.