Sentence examples for equally dark from inspiring English sources

Equally dark was his view of old age, as presented in "A Good Age" (Crown, 1976).

Even in Peep Show, which is equally dark and dysfunctional, David Mitchell's Mark offers some rectitude.

In time the non-Wexford Rendells and the Barbara Vines were all equally dark, equally psychologically complex.

In more secular times, but at the end of an equally dark year, does he have a message?

In the course of the novels Katniss – obviously – comes face to face with some equally dark experiences and slowly understands the darker meaning of the words.

Nicole Piccolomini in the title role had an equally dark, genuine contralto; one liked her more for the flat-out enthusiasm than for soulfulness.

GAH! -The site's description of Ross: "When he's not sat in front of his mac he can usually be found in a pub watching a band with a beer in hand, or at home reading Chuck Palahniuk (or something equally as dark and satirical)".

Ms. Swinton was more contemporary in "Michael Clayton," but it was an equally dark-hearted version of same.

Then, from Sonnet 127 onwards, a brunette and possibly dark-skinned mistress, the equally mythic "dark lady", takes centre-stage.

She was, as those of us who knew them remember, his beautiful counterpart, with equally luminous dark eyes and the same enchanted aura of a truly rare creature.

As Christian lacks the pivotal character trait of being a sparkly vampire, James gives him an equally intriguing dark secret instead: he's into BDSM.