Sentence examples for darker narrative from inspiring English sources

There is a darker narrative rarely mentioned by ministers or commissioners, however.

Anderson, inspired by Alfred Hitchcock and David Lynch, prefers a darker narrative: she doesn't so much tell fairy tales, she twists them.

Often his truly great photographs are a reflection of himself, mysterious and loaded with suggestion, hinting at some darker narrative that is unfolding just out of frame.

What's barely explored, sadly, is the darker narrative, that subterraneous stream that runs parallel to this shining path to academic success: stress, disappointment, depression, and mental disorders.

And all the while, like an ominous ground bass booming along beneath this public tale of power and triumph, runs another, darker narrative of mortality, in some ways even more remarkable.

Recognisably Dexys, they also offer another new soul vision: darker, narrative-driven confessionals mingle with fiddle-led euphoria.

Whereas Cartier-Bresson confirmed the traditional with his painterly eye, Frank and Eggleston signalled the future, their photographs informed by some deeper, darker narratives guided by their outsiders' eyes.

His songs often seem to be haunted by the darker narratives of the last century, by war, disease, displacement and genocide.

His storybooks forgo treacle in favor of darker narratives whose characters include a lonesome man in the moon, a trio of robbers (pictured), and a German Teddy bear who is separated from his Jewish playmate during the Second World War.

And his follow-up to that? "House of Joy," a dark narrative with, as he said, nary a step.

As I began exploring murder ballads and murder songs, I was struck by the alluringly dark, narrative qualities of these tunes.