Sentence examples for has a darkness from inspiring English sources

"Zach has a darkness," Silverman agrees.

He has a darkness to him, I guess.

Contenders include Alexis Deacon, whose second book, Beegu, about an alien who gets lost on Earth, has a darkness reminiscent of early Sendak; and Mini Grey's picture books, which include The Adventures of the Dish and the Spoon, partly a love story about a dish and a spoon, which won the Kate Greenaway Medal in 2007.

But Ashton chose to commission a score from a contemporary composer precisely to avoid creating an imitation period ballet, and the music (written by Mr. Henze at just 34) has a darkness and discordance that often work in odd tension with what is happening onstage.

The coal room had a darkness that the eye couldn't penetrate.

"My kids' books all have a darkness to them," Mr. Small said over lunch at the Museum of Modern Art.

The Doors were successful partly due to their timing – their music had a darkness to it that chimed with the beginning of the end of the hippy dream – and also because of their very distinct, and to a teenager very compelling, image.

Yes, this week's been filled with inspiring speeches and hope-loaded rhetoric but as Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti put it in his speech during the DNC's final night,"[Donald Trump's] politics have a darkness that would not only stop, but reverse the march of progress towards the greater, more prosperous, and more equal America we can and must become".

Warhol may be in heaven but his art has a hellish darkness.

It has a certain darkness to it that is both mellow and twee at the same time, with a fair amount of anxiety creeping around the edges.

The sparse laughs come mostly through audience anxiety - when our hero remarks that "everybody has a little darkness in them" (by this stage, it's quite an understatement); when an ex tells him, "Hank, you are really screwed up".