Sentence examples for dark spectre from inspiring English sources

Before long the Stadio Olimpico was overshadowed by the dark spectre of second place.

Hand in hand with pride of creation goes the dark spectre of botulism, or death-in-a-jar-of-beans.

Dark Spectre (1995) was well-plotted and Dibdin handled the big cast and multiple points of view with panache.

The threat of radical Islam is the dark spectre behind Sorbo's tale of soppy American evangelicalism, the only global problem of any magnitude in the film's blinkered perspective.

Naturally enough, America also featured to murderous account in Dark Spectre (1995), while Zen continued to be so haunted by those for whom life is cheap that he appeared to have come full, final circle in Blood Rain (1999).

After becoming a "resident alien" in the US to be with the writer KK Beck, his third wife, he soon wrote two novels in a contemporary American voice: Dark Spectre (1995) and Thanksgiving 20000).

But historically based threats to seize German assets carry a heavier payload because they recall some dark spectres that have never ceased to haunt both countries.

For those lucky enough to avoid the era's darker spectres — AIDS, an early wave of rental evictions — the nineties often brought the winning ticket in a lottery they hadn't meant to enter.

It could even, at a pinch, be Daniel Craig again; he has turned the role so dark that, in Spectre, the villains began to look less steel-eyed, Nordic and mentally tortured than the hero.

Yet, even as NYSE Arca rules primary listings, Nasdaq, Arca, BATS and more are also combatting the spectre of dark pools.

While health and moral arguments dominate today's discourse, the dark shadow cast by the spectre of Francisco Franco is also still a factor.