Sentence examples for feeling of darkness from inspiring English sources

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.

Te Kore, transition from Te Pō to Te Ao Mārama Expansion of the Universe (Big Bang) Laying down with closed-eyes, starting to explore the ground and describe textures, temperature, solidity, the feeling of darkness and confusion.

According to them, when the wound is uncovered, in communion and dialogue, a shift of perspective takes place, enabling the suffering person to become free of the overwhelming feelings of darkness and petrification so that he or she is able to contemplate his or her suffering and reach a feeling of how to relate to it.

Don't drive, if you feel drowsy, thanks to the natural feeling of the darkness taking over when you drive during the "daytime".

Depressive symptoms, such as feelings of sadness, darkness and hopelessness were mentioned.

(The program notes conclude archly with this statement, which quotes from Mr. Bolt's original script: "It should be remembered that 'A Man for All Seasons' deals with 'an age less fastidious than our own. Imprisonment without trial and even examination under torture were common practice.' ") Mr. Hughes's production correspondingly emphasizes a feeling of enveloping moral darkness.

'The other thing that has made her valuable is this edge of darkness feeling about her.

"[It was] a lifting feeling... a lifting of darkness," she said.

Underneath it, there's this subtext and feeling of this kind of darkness.

The epitome of feeling in darkness.

That is part of the feeling, of being in the darkness and following the thoughts wherever they go".