Sentence examples for dark undertones from inspiring English sources

There are dark undertones of mystery, especially around the introduction of Edie's creepy new husband, Dave.

But where "complicit" has dark undertones, "complex" promises hope with its mysteriousness.

But it doesn't take long before the dark undertones of his idealised world... become apparent".

Personally, I enjoy the dark undertones of "Rogue One" and "The Last Jedi".

Or does it simply signify that he's a deep guy, with dark undertones?

Many of the most popular nursery rhymes have dark undertones: echoes of war, death, fire and famine abound.

It was an archetypal Edwards film with a glittering, stylish surface and a dark undertone.

Before adding a seething, dark undertone to Marling's 'Breathe', they provided a punchy call and response to The Stranglers' 'No More Heroes'.

With themes of madness and guilt, this version of Alice is drawn from the dark undertone that runs through the books.

He is no neo-conservative, but appears to endorse the "clash of civilisations" thesis of the late Samuel Huntington, which lends a dark undertone to his view of relations between Islam and the West.

The pranksterish humor (in this show I like the little 1969 self-portrait made from chocolate -- Janine Antoni, hello?) is balanced by a kind of furious energy and obsessiveness that gives Mr. Roth's work a dark undertone.