Sentence examples for deeply dark from inspiring English sources

And what a deeply dark paean it is.

Duke's vocal debut, on the occasion of the Apollo 11, is accompanied by an instrument that sounds like a fairy tale gone deeply dark and twisted.

His real breakthrough came in 1969, with the first ever play to be set wholly in Auschwitz: the deeply dark yet humane Cannibals, which premiered in Berlin.

The deeply dark piece of physical theatre marks Thierrée's fifth time as director; his previous shows, including Au Revoir Parapluie, which came to Sydney in 2008, were daring and critically acclaimed.

Indeed there were some deeply dark moments in this finale, none more so than the sight of Audrey eating her own mother, Sandrine, while chained up in the Helping Hand.

The Mercury Award-winning The xx are our current sartorial darlings with their retro-grunge and deeply dark aesthetic – and denim gurus Lee are supporting the band with a limited-edition Midnight Rider range, featuring pieces emblazoned with the band's signature white crosses.

In retrospect, scenes both happy and troubling took on deeply darker shades of meaning: The way Jewell was so adept at changing diapers and washing the baby bottles for her half-brother, 18-month-old Innocent Demesyeux, and was so proud when she was called her brothers' "little mommy".

A black walnut tree usually is between 20 and 30 m (about 65 and 100 feet) tall and has a trunk about 60 to 90 cm (2 to 3 feet) in diameter, with a deeply furrowed, dark brown or grayish black bark.

A particularly handsome Ajuga is the one called Metallic Crispa with its deeply crinkled dark leaves.

The French parterre features Duke Ivy, a deeply incised, dark green cultivar that is trained up some of the walls.

The leaves are deeply lobed dark green with a woolly bloom that makes them appear silvery in spring, turning buttery yellow and bronze in autumn.