Sentence examples for darkness based from inspiring English sources

You could look at the 1991 documentary by Fax Bahr and George Hickenlooper, "Hearts of Darkness," based on footage shot by Eleanor.

One involved Gitta Sereny and her work on Into That Darkness, based on conversations with the Kommandant of Treblinka, Franz Stangl.

Thereafter, competition for resources among Great Britain, France, and Belgium crushed local sovereignty, with catastrophic effects that Joseph Conrad dramatized in "Heart of Darkness," based on his five-month stint on a Belgian riverboat in 1890.

Others that were published at the time, such as the risible "Philippe, Count of Darkness" – based on the berserk idea of turning Ernest Hemingway into a tough-talking French nobleman in the ninth century – have never been collected and don't merit reading, much less republishing.

In Agnieszka Holland's wrenching new film, "In Darkness," based on a true story, a Polish Catholic sewer worker named Leopold Socha Robert Wieckiewiczz) and his younger sidekick, Szczepek (Krzysztof Skonieczny), discover a way of supplementing their income: they loot abandoned houses and sort through possessions dumped into the street; they store the goods in the city's sewers.

The Dramatic Tone art filter represents real space in a more imaginary way by applying unrealistic tones of light and darkness based on local changes in contrast.

These are "The Decisive Battle", "Battle", and "Dancing Mad" from The Black Mages, published in 2003, and "Darkness and Starlight", based on "Aria di Mezzo Carattere", from The Black Mages III: Darkness and Starlight, published in 2008.

In Arthur Koestler's "Darkness at Noon," based on the Soviet purges of the thirties, the old Bolshevik Rubashov is arrested and interrogated by younger, more hardline, more brutal party members.

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10 (Reuters) — Take-Two Interactive Software posted a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss on Monday, helped by sales of games like The Darkness and one based on the latest Fantastic Four movie.

Her other choreographic works included "Visions Fugitives," brief skits set to music by Prokofiev, and "Children of Darkness," a ballet based on "Wuthering Heights," for which Ms. Bewley designed the costumes and the set (consisting of her own photographs of the Yorkshire moors, projected on front and rear scrims) and played the lead role of Catherine.

"Darkness at Noon" is based on the Moscow show trials of the late nineteen-thirties.