Masked men with guns darkening the view.
Since the fall of the Soviet Union and the opening of state archives in Moscow, scholarship has considerably darkened the view of the Communist role in Republican Spain.
And now the pipes used to transfer water to safer storage containers are leaking too.All this will further darken the public's view of nuclear power, says Hideyuki Ban, secretary general of the Citizens Nuclear Information Centree in Tokyo, an anti-nuclear group, "because it looks like still more bungling".
"The people are mere shadows, darkening the scene for moments before passing from view.
Brooks also misses no opportunity to darken our view of the King of Israel, recasting the infatuation with Batsheva as a matter of rape rather than of seduction.
They're not intended to form images, however, but rather to darken the entire field of view for people who can't do it themselves.
(This is, by the way, a trick the novel itself pulls off again and again, in quiet, transcendent moments that make the hair on your arms stand up for reasons you can't name, giving you glimpses of eternity through the darkening view out an office window on a winter night).
Meanwhile, if Liverpool lose, then the view of Brendan Rodgers will darken: some Liverpool supporters began believing in a brighter future after their successful start but others pointed out that significant problems remain in the team and they could just as easily have lost all their matches this season.
If you look through two pairs of polaroid sunglasses and slowly rotate one pair 90 degrees, the view through the lenses darkens.
A YEAR into America's recovery the view backwards continues to sharpen and darken.
