Sentence examples for dark weave from inspiring English sources

Beaming through chinks in the dark weave they look like stars in a night sky or filtered rainbows.

Into this dark weave of murky feelings, Lucas introduces the brighter narrative thread of Dolores (Victoria Clark), who chirpily recounts her devotion to her dying mother, her love of the countryside, and her annoyance with her fiancé, who wants to put Mom in a home.

Dark kindness woven in the fabric of the afternoon.

She writes richly imagined dark fantasy, woven through with myth and legend, and all realised just beautifully.

In general, this version somewhat captures the surface comedy but utterly misses the dark truths woven throughout.

There's a dark humor woven throughout the stories my mother would read to me that I don't find on my 6-year-old daughter's bookshelf.

Somehow we need to become the sort of beings who can see what we are doing when we look head on, the sort of beings who don't weave dark, damning shrouds to sustain, with acceptance and celebration, the grossly unethical.

A century later, the German furniture -maker Michael Thonet repeated the trick by designing his technically innovative bentwood chairs in the gentle curves, dark wood and woven cane of traditional rustic furniture.

Cabo Verde was especially known for its pano cloths, usually constructed of six strips of fabric made from cotton that was grown, dyed dark indigo, and woven on narrow looms by slaves in Cabo Verde; the cloths were a valuable form of currency for the slave trade on the mainland.

Human rationality and values have woven dark, damaged, all-powerful systems into the tapestry of civilization.

I want you to know that I'm still here, still standing proud next to my European man, with my fist in the air, with my natural hair (well, transitioning under some weave), my dark skin, and I'm nothing less than black.