Sentence examples for darkest plays from inspiring English sources

Instead of a dialogue between higher and lower worlds of morality or feeling (which take place even in Shakespeare's darkest plays), Schopenhauer posits a succession of states as helpless in knowledge as in blindness.

This sinister tendency came to a climax about 1605 and was in part a consequence of the anxiety surrounding the death of Queen Elizabeth I and the accession of James I. Despite their negative tendencies, the Elizabethans, in general, had affirmed life and celebrated it; Shakespeare's moral balance, throughout even his darkest plays, remained firm.

Masterful, and muscular, and fraIcemand so, so maying".

A more apt analogy than Morris's might come from Shakespeare's darkest play, Macbeth.

Asking people to sit in the dark plays very well to a widely held prejudice that "the greens" want us all to go back to living in caves.

Earth Hour critics have said that asking people to sit in the dark plays to "a widely held prejudice that 'the greens' want us all to go back to living in caves".

Inspired in part by the 1998 hit movie "Shakespeare in Love," which depicted Marlowe as a suave genius with the looks of Rupert Everett, directors and writers are tackling stagings of his dark plays and dramatizing his tragic and fascinating life.

J V measurement in the dark plays an important role in examining the diode properties of the solar cells [34].

Indeed, Fish in the Dark plays like an extended Curb episode -- without the nuances.

"Orphans" is known as a very dark play.

I do remember feeling quite relieved because it really is a dark play.