Sentence examples for darkness essentially from inspiring English sources

The researchers say it's probably easiest for travellers to divide their day into two parts, one where they seek as much light as possible and another where they should try to be in darkness – essentially corresponding to dawn and dusk.

Known as nyctophobiam, the feeling of dread caused by being in darkness is essentially a form of anxiety.

Silence is part of darkness.

Darkness can have many shades.

Despite being derived from an animal adapted to essentially complete darkness and low temperatures, cerFP505 maturation in living mammalian cells at 37°C, its brightness and photostability are comparable to those of EGFP and cmFP512 from shallow water species.

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Dubstep was still in this phase of essentially being dark 2-steppish garage – rolling along, resting on the darkness to give it an edge – and hadn't really engineered its own DNA yet.

November brings "polar nights," when there is essentially 24 hours of darkness.

Essentially, this puts a cone of darkness around the other vehicle until it passes.

Amis has always wanted to see Nabokov as someone resembling his own critical self — essentially, a "celebrator," a man whose darkness and severities have been overstated.

Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness, featuring a colonial administrator gone mad in the Congo, is essentially a Sadean novel.