In most respects, sad to say, starting with the grammatical fuzz of the title, "Star Trek Into Darkness" marks a big leap backward from Abrams's effort of 2009 — and, even further, from his handling of "Super 8" (2011), whose teen-age heroes were so much more appealing, and more acutely observed, than any of the tight-suited strivers on the Enterprise.
At every other festival, the coming darkness marks the transition between burgers and beer to full-pelt silliness, but when darkness never comes, it leaves an indelible uncertainty over how to act.
The face of 85-year-old Yehudit Arnon glows in darkness, marked by time and suffering but also by achievement and triumph.
If the highly romantic "Born to Run" had been a final howl of adolescence for Mr. Springsteen, the 10 songs on "Darkness" marked his entry into the troubled, compromised, ambiguous world of adulthood.
There are many legacies to Achebe's remarkable career — as a novelist, as an activist, as a teacher, as a critic whose 1975 reassessment of Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness" marked a turning point in the discussion of that work.
That darkness is marked on the brooding face of Durer's spirit of melancholy.
At the beginning of the experiment, recently emerged bees (0 1 days old) obtained from sealed brood in the incubator (36° C, 55% relative humidity and darkness) were marked with different colors of acrylic paint (ALBA-Argentina), to determine their age at a later stage.
The vertical scale shows the frequency components at each moment in time, the amplitude of the components being shown by the darkness of the mark.
The Grand Masquerade is a four-day celebration of the World of Darkness, and this year it marks the 25th anniversary of the World of Darkness.
The insidious full flowering of the link between Cain/Ham and Africans took shape in antebellum America where some southern and northern Christian ministers defended slavery as biblically justified, the result of God's unconditional mark of darkness on Africans who were considered the permanent intellectual and moral inferiors of white Europeans.
The mix of high and low cultural aspirations, of darkness and light, that would mark both Robbins's career and personality was all there from the outset, nurtured by a stage mother who also shepherded his older sister, Sonia, from child stardom into a career as a Duncan dancer in the 1920's.
