Sentence examples for darker trouble from inspiring English sources

But his tongue had got him into darker trouble.

There are great and expansive set pieces here, including a killer display of abstract expressionism, with Lee Krasner and Willem de Kooning beating all comers, but also darker, troubled sections focusing on the Aids crisis, on the war in Vietnam, and to the US adventures in the Middle East since 9/11.

Our prognosis is "Lady In the Dark" trouble; the inevitable day will come when the two editors will meet face to face in the waiting room of the same analyst.

The tone of the songs is dark — "Trouble Weighs a Ton" precedes "Heartbroken, in Disrepair" — but their effect is rousing, befitting someone who says he derives happiness from unhappy music.

On the other hand, people rarely speak in haste, instead stretching out ev-ery sin-gle syl-la-ble with portentous gravity — making the show's running time a turgid four hours — while Mark Grey's horror-movie music reminds us of dark troubles ahead.

We can find, even within our darkest troubles, opportunities to connect with one another.

Dark thoughts troubled him.

"No 4 is very dark and troubled apart from the quirky second movement.

Twenty years later, no such dark worries troubled me.

Actually, some of it was cause I went through some deep, dark psychological troubles right around the time 9/11 hit.

Darkness — dark hair, dark eyes, dark skin — always equaled trouble, as if it actually implied a dark side.