Sentence examples for dark speech from inspiring English sources

Was it dark speech that you made.

It was a dark speech — characteristically dark.

A month after Rajaratnam's arrest, Bharara gave an unusually dark speech at N.Y.U.'s law school, speaking of "epic frauds surfacing with increasing frequency".

But those moments were few, drowned out by a long, dark speech from a candidate who may have learned a few new moves – but is not about to dance the foxtrot.

Maybe Bush was thinking of a fragment of John Ashbery's poem "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror": How many people came and stayed a certain time, Uttered light or dark speech that became part of you Like light behind windblown fog and sand Filtered and influenced by it, until no part Remains that is surely you.

The play, by Thomas Higgins, centers on an erotically charged relationship between Boy Scouts played by Jay Armstrong Johnson ("Pool Boy" at Barrington Stage) and Gideon Glick ("Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark," "Speech and Debate"), who go to a wilderness scout camp where their cat-and-mouse games intensify.

When the worm yawns, a dark blue speech bubble will appear.

Stephen Karam's dark comedy "Speech & Debate" launched the Roundabout Underground in 2007.

His hand was apparent in the President's dark Inauguration speech, in his economic nationalism, and in his early, aggressive stances against Mexico and refugees.

Many commentators across the board remarked on how dark that speech was.

In his inaugural address, Trump made sure to emphasize that he was taking Washington, DC, back for the "forgotten men and women," and though it struck many in the media as a dark, divisive speech it matched the mood of Trump's most ardent fans.