Sentence examples for find it dark from inspiring English sources

"Some people find the work beautiful and evocative and others find it dark and disturbing," she says.

What I came to realize as I got older was that, when people say, "It reminds me of something Giger would do," what they're really saying is that they find it dark and unsettling.

She found it dark and depressing, and estimated its size at 150 square feet.

The retired watchmaker has lived in the city his entire life but now finds it dark, stifling and strange.

Cops gathering at the Eight-Three station house found it dark; the batteries were missing from the emergency floodlights that were supposed to kick in the moment power went out.

Some critics found it darker and more satirical than the first novel because the main character, Mrs. Bridge's joyless lawyer husband, was far less likable than his wife.

I don't find it 'dark' at all.

When I made it one Friday, I expected my children, resident food critics much in the mould of The Grim Eater, to find it too dark, too rich, not sweet enough: you get the gist.

That intriguing juxtaposition is similar to this one: You see one of Ms. Bissett's shows — she is a theater director — and find it very dark and overtly socially conscious.

You can find it in dark gray on their website for $170 — if you're lucky.

"Dig a little deeper … and you'll find it's darker and more complex than people realise," says Braswell before examining JD Salinger's time as a soldier, where he watched his comrades freeze to death and suffer on the frontline.