Sentence examples for dark words from inspiring English sources

It's a play of dark words and bright light.

At the show there are dark words about "profiteers" and "speculators" but no one wants to attack their fellow farmers on the record.

But you should not forget the dark words spun from his camp during the campaign about you being sent in a sealed train to The Hague in the event of his victory.

But the event, once it began, also contained a more forlorn kind of play, in which Trump seemed to be trying to white-out a few dark words from his political obituary and replace them with terms such as "optimist".

Students and faculty alike cowered in terror, shielding themselves from the dark words that strike fear into the very souls of the wretches upon whose ears they fall: "The university is sponsoring a strategic initiative".

They would use phrases like "dark words" (xuanyan) or "dark discourse" (xuanlun) in a pejorative sense, indicating that to them Xuanxue was nothing but empty talk, convoluted, mystifying and misguided.

He expressed it through dark word portraits, in which dead and dying young men were stripped of any glory or sentimentality.

If it is a sinister, depressing or thriller whatever, then it is a good idea to go with a dark word, like "Imitation Black" or "Acute" or something.

Or that Slayer ("Raining Blood") paints darker word pictures than Faith Evans ("I'll Be Missing You").

Scallywag names nearby suggest maybe the darker word should have won.

Those dark, simple words painted on pale flesh don't so much give the impression of women speaking their truths as of women who cannot speak at all.