Sentence examples for dusky world from inspiring English sources
To learn about him, Jamal (Mr. Brown), breaks into the man's apartment and finds himself in a dusky world of arts and letters.
For Michael Fiore, an emerging New Jersey filmmaker who cites Hitchcock and Robert Zemeckis as influences and who often roots his films in a dusky world of illusion and suspense, tonight makes for an enviable inaugural.
In this dusky room, in this world removed from the world, I feel myself bursting with health.
'A Girl Called Eddy' A Girl Called Eddy Does the world need another dusky-voiced retro chanteuse?
Snorkelling with seals was wonderful, but swimming with the 800-strong pod of dusky dolphins was out of this world.
"It was the nature of literature to behave like the fallen world it contemplated, this dusky ground where subterfuge reigns and certainty is folly".
The physical world is composed of dusky substances with dark accidents, while self-subsistent magnitude appears to replace prime matter which, like a number of traditional physical notions, becomes a mere mental concept that has no reality outside the mind.
In the C-terminal domain of PCSK9, a premature stop codon was seen in the New World monkeys – tamarin and dusky titi (Figure 2) – but not in the Hominoids.
The Peter Pan thing had a lot to do with it: Not only did we all remember him as the cute little boy fronting those syrupy-wonderful Jackson Five hits, but the Neverland routine, complete with the high voice and the animals, made him seem like a naive little dusky tyke, a big-pawed puppy just trying the world on for size in ignorant bliss.
The two long-time pals first met in a London sixth form college, and have since consummated their friendship by touring the world as a deep house duo called Dusky.
An amicus brief reports one psychiatrist's reaction to having observed a patient (a patient who had satisfied Dusky) try to conduct his own defense: "[H]ow in the world can our legal system allow an insane man to defend himself?" Brief for Ohio et al. as Amici Curiae 24 (internal quotation marks omitted).
