Sentence examples for feel dark from inspiring English sources

If you read too much dark literature, I think you feel dark inside.

"It doesn't feel dark and dreary — it feels like downtown," said Mr. Kennon, who should know: his office is on Varick Street.

Where the Ws of New York can feel dark and enclosed, their Mexico City counter part has benefited from its brand new purpose-built 25-storey tower.

I feel dark inside, like this photo of a ______ with an emphasis on the shadow(s).

I am sharing this post, because Robin Williams has become my own personal reminder, my solid ground, whenever things feel dark.

Sometimes the large cuboid fly tower by Waterloo Bridge could feel dark and looming, sometimes pale and floating, and sometimes, when the conditions where right, it all but disappeared in a milky grey sky.

Since gravitation is weak, the only way you could ever feel dark matter would be if somehow a huge amount of it was condensed into a small space near you.

The rest of the roof is metal, so the seats in the upper bowl feel darker and cooler.