Sentence examples for darker ones from inspiring English sources

There were other scenes elsewhere in the city on Tuesday, darker ones.

Moffat wanted the 2011 season to start with a two-part story in an attempt to begin with more gravity and a wider scope in plot, as well as wanting the episodes to be one of the darker ones in the series.

One of the reasons the book is so long is that it draws on these lighter stretches to make the darker ones bearable.

Depth-sensing cameras can produce 'depth maps' like this one, in which distances are depicted as shades on a gray-scale spectrum (lighter objects are closer, darker ones farther away).

Between the pastel portraits (Mrs. Leyland and Lady Meux) and the darker ones (Rosa Corder and Comte de Montesquiou), Whistler made the prints on view in the Cabinet Room.

Happier people tend to be drawn to darker ones.

When Bowe talks about his past, there are good memories and darker ones.

In the map above, lighter-colored districts are less compact, while darker ones are more compact.

But it served as prelude for some of the darker ones.

But in its better moments, which are often its darker ones, "Emotional Creature" effectively personalizes the social problems it explores.

Paul Blaylock's untitled painting is absorbing as it contrasts rows of light-colored crosses with darker ones for surface action.