Sentence examples for darkness permeates from inspiring English sources
A gloomy darkness permeates the room, even at the height of the afternoon.
For all of the rugged glamour the rave scene embodied, there was an inescapable darkness that permeated it.
About ten minutes in, Satie's music became slower, dirge-like, and darkness began to permeate the dance.
The real music in the Jean Cocteau Repertory's revival of Tom Stoppard's "Night and Day" is heard just before the lights come up, when the metallic clickety-clack of an old typewriter -- a vintage Underwood or possibly a Remington to these ears -- permeates the darkness.
But unbeknownst to many, the 43-year-old father and husband to the outspoken Neffeteria Pugh was struggling to hide the darkness that had been permeating every aspect of his being.
As such, the title evokes the image of black light or an invisible force permeating the darkness, whose connotations are spiritual and personal, as well as technological, reflecting themes of modern alienation explored elsewhere on Achtung Baby and its follow-up album, Zooropa.
Despite the play's comedy, he discovered that there were elements in the text "of debauchery" that brought out a core darkness, and said the visual nature of film influenced him to permeate a motif of sexuality into the script.
He ends up a low-functioning schizophrenic, embroiled in a plot to infiltrate the manufacturing cycle of Substance D. The darkness here is not in the high-concept sci fi or conspiracy theories that permeate much of Dick's fiction, but in the credible depiction of a life collapsing under the weight of a mental breakdown.
It absolutely permeates you.
