Sentence examples for feel of darkness from inspiring English sources

Wolfe once wrote of the house, where he lived from 1906 to 1916, "And again, again, in the old house I feel beneath my tread the creak of the old stairs, the worn rail, the whitewashed walls, the feel of darkness and the house asleep, and I think, 'I was a child here; here the stairs, and here was darkness; this was I, and this was Time".

Get a black sofa/armchair to get the feel of darkness.

A political consciousness could be felt on "Darkness on the Edge of Town," and it grew in the years that followed.

A club of those who feel the darkness of the world deeply, and yet, don't give up.

They can feel the darkness of the week looming upon them.

He follows a frank discussion about his teenage nervous breakdown with the admission that he will always feel the darkness of his first wife's suicide in the 1970s "like a tumour".

If you feel the darkness of depression closing in on you, please know there is help available.

About a minute later, unable to move except intermittently, I began to feel the darkness of unconsciousness welling up behind my eyes as Lipps Inc's 'Funkytown' continued unabated. .

No matter how deeply you feel the darkness of the world right now, the attitude we must adopt is sobriety, which I define as a clear-eyed vision about reality.

Now a sense of darkness creeped into his landscapes like this one, its pitch-black heart lending an apocalyptic feel.

"For me, having read the first book of Harry Potter and watched one of the movies I feel that the darkness of the books is so palpable that it wasn't the sort of thing that we would want to expose young children to in their formative years," Ellis said.