Sentence examples for dark sometimes from inspiring English sources

Sometimes dark, sometimes peaceful, sometimes funny but always essential.

AFTER DARK Sometimes there'll be a performance at the Rrazz Room.

Warmth and depth were the hallmarks, and that suited Beethoven's dark, sometimes agitated ruminations.

Companies that go dark sometimes make audited financial statements public, and sometimes they do not.

He did walk out into the garden in the dark sometimes — "to cool off," he said.

The other gentrification genre is satire – a satire of class and caste, sometimes dark, sometimes funny.

In the anagama kiln, the flames are vigorous, giving the clay a darker, sometimes streaky finish.

While goat is most common (and I find that darker, sometimes gamey, meats hold up to the deeply pungent spices best), it works very well with chicken too.

Tchaikovsky tends to balance timbral extremes, matching high, delicate tones with darker, sometimes gloomier ones.

Young, unexpanded caps are yellowish brown; as the cap expands, the color lightens to whitish or light pinkish-white, often with a darker, sometimes brown center.

That many of us go to dark places, sometimes for long periods, sometimes for short periods.