Sentence examples for impenetrable dark from inspiring English sources

She shares with Brown an unnerving habit of wearing impenetrable dark glasses at the office.

The publisher added: "We need icy indifference to public opinion from our Booker judges, and we expect at least a few impenetrable, dark, tricky novels on the shortlist.

Of the Warhol Screen Tests currently showing at London's ICA - the candid Edie Sedgwick, the Factory's resident photographer Billy Name behind impenetrable dark glasses, a Dennis Hopper uncertain whether to be himself or to act - it is the would-be rebel Reed who is the most disturbing and amusing to watch.

It certainly feels that way in "Heart of Darkness," in which we meet up with an impenetrable jungle, an impenetrable forest, an impenetrable landscape, an impenetrable night, and, twice, an impenetrable darkness.

Their dark, impenetrable works contributed to the early Web's spirit of coolness.

Ida imagines smoke-filled columns rising from the ground; Roy envisions a glass building with a dark, impenetrable core.

But though the novel offers no such hiding place for the reader, it furnishes us with that most impenetrable of shields: dark humour and irony.

It's the dark impenetrable mess of it all that's so enthrallingly real: the accusations and counter-accusations, the dirty bottles with traces of treatment for foot-rot, the sickly baby Jean, the hundreds of dolls sent by the public for little Doris, the extraordinary crowds in the Gloucester streets to see Beatrice walk free.

It is not easy to watch, mostly because of Brad Fields's dark, dense lighting and the impenetrable flow of the choreography.

The surface was dark, and impenetrable.

His cosmos was not cold and dark and impenetrable.