Sentence examples for go very dark from inspiring English sources

It seemed to go very dark, desperate, fearful and unfriendly".

Phil Harrison 9pm, BBC2 The makers of The Wrong Mans go very dark indeed with this three-part drama, a twisted tale of a stag weekend gone horribly awry in the Scottish Highlands.

Here, through a play of abstract video projections, the white-painted space you're standing in very slowly — one inch at a time, it seems — goes very dark.

In Port-au-Prince again, under siege, Jean, who had portrayed himself as a generous émigré bringing the light of his compassion and worldly knowledge to Haiti, was implying that the race had gone very dark.

Even so, there are times — as with an execution witnessed by Armando and his sidekicks — when, because of the devastation the drug war has wreaked in Mexico, the laughs take on a queasy quality that could have worked only if the filmmakers had gone very dark, very tough.

Hanoi goes very dark at night.

Grey clothes go very well with dark brown shoes.

"What they're doing is using the Hubble telescope to go really deep - we're going to use the Dark Energy Survey to go very broad," he explained to BBC News.

I think it's the nature of people for their mind to go to very dark places when they don't see the whole picture.

Wait til nighttime (or go somewhere very dark, like a basement or cellar) and eliminate all sources of ambient noise.

"We were given special glasses and the plane suddenly went very cold and dark.