Sentence examples for feeling in darkness from inspiring English sources
The epitome of feeling in darkness.
Mr. Werber, feeling around in the darkness, called 911 on his cellphone and described what he was hearing — more shots, and then silence.
Known as nyctophobiam, the feeling of dread caused by being in darkness is essentially a form of anxiety.
That helped confirm my feeling that this man was always half in darkness.
All of your YA novels are unique in themselves but all seem to have an underlying feeling of darkness through them, especially in Road of the Dead, Candy and The Bunker Diary.
It's upbeat music blanketed in darkness, largely uninterested in feelings of joyful catharsis.
For much of Tuesday afternoon and into the evening, the elite commandos fought a subterranean war, feeling their way in the darkness through a nest of booby traps and ambushes as they chased militants through basements and tunnels.
I'm an enormous fan of Thomas Bernhard's books and I like the relentless feeling in his work – the pursuit of darkness, the negative – and I think in some sense I've internalised that as what one is supposed to do.
In " 'I Remain in Darkness,' " she has--through gritted teeth--recorded observations and feelings in visits with her mother from 1983 to 1986.
Employing a youthful cast in contemporary costume, this gifted director scrubbed away the sentimental gloss that often obscures the plangent feeling — and cosmic darkness — in Wilder's drama.
