Sentence examples for extraordinarily dark from inspiring English sources

The comet is also extraordinarily dark.

David Tunick has wonderful etchings by Rembrandt, including "The Great Jewish Bride" from 1635 and an extraordinarily dark image of St. Jerome ruminating in his study from 1642.

In 1965, even though it showed that Jansch had mastered Davey Graham's finger-busting "Angie", Jansch's heroin threnody "Needle of Death" was extraordinarily dark fare.

The inhabitants of the place were in many respects peculiar, poor and cruel with extraordinarily dark eyebrows, but the cream teas were excellent".

Instead, the two-day meeting is coming at an extraordinarily dark time for the Continent, with Europe in political disarray, its economy tipping into recession and the future of the euro zone in doubt.

In the time I spent with her in her extraordinarily dark and chilly house (a little bit of Lancashire, teapot and all, in the centre of Mexico City), she would often talk about how, through nine decades of trying to work out what life was about, all she had succeeded in discovering was that we were merely naked apes who knew little about life and even less about death.

Even as the ice recedes, the Arctic will remain extraordinarily cold, dark, remote, expensive and difficult to operate in.

It's extraordinarily scary, dark and evil".

Open Mon-Fri 7am-midnight, Sat-Sun 8am-midnight (or when the gig ends) This sparkling white bakery serves extraordinarily good dark-roast coffee, which is what you need to counteract the super sweet hit of their house speciality – cupcakes.

Extraordinarily handsome, Theyskens's dark eyes and long black hair caused Vogue to characterize him as a "dark prince of Belgian Goth".

It's dark and extraordinarily decadent, with bordello-red walls crumbling like a Weimar republic sex club.