Sentence examples for dark view of the from inspiring English sources

But other countries are taking a dark view of the aggressive European push.

"Impostor" offers a dark view of the future -- a badly lighted one, that is.

For Nat Sipress, whose past had often been perilous and uncertain, this dark view of the future was unavoidable.

With a mix of moral lessons, frequent outrage and a dark view of the future, his programs draw millions of followers.

By many measures, this politically sensitive group has emerged from the recession with a particularly dark view of the economy and the financial future.

"There is no way that a man who expresses such a dark view of the American national character can win the presidency".

People living with opioid users tend to have a darker view of the drugs' effects.

Mr. Eastwood's cinematic deconstruction takes a considerably darker view of the historical record.

That's a movie with a much sharper and darker view of the church and sexual politics generally.

The original Battlestar Galactica, on the other hand, had a much darker view of the cold war.

In "The End of Overeating" (Rodale; $25.95), David A. Kessler, a former commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, takes a somewhat darker view of the situation.