Sentence examples for into the blackness from inspiring English sources

He followed his partner off, two black suits disappearing into the blackness of the night.

In "The Black Monk" the audience is left poised on the edge of a balcony, gazing into the blackness of a theater that becomes the haunt of a mysterious creature who is either a source of genius, of madness or both.

I stared ahead into the blackness.

"He took off into the blackness.

Mr. Cromer's version plunges headfirst into the blackness, leaving the comedy to sink or swim.

"I sometimes stare into the blackness and close my eyes," Ms. Popova said in 2010.

For instance, it rejects what it sees as sensational interpretations of his 1890 painting Wheatfield with Crows: just because it was done near the end of his life and has crows like vicious slashes of blackness cutting into the deep wet blue of the sky, don't go thinking this is a confession of inner agony.

For reasons only you could articulate, you called into question the blackness of Robert Griffin III.

I soon noticed that on the train, time became malleable, and we slipped back and forth from past to present, present to future, as we scooted under the Hudson and then emerged from the blackness into the sodden wilderness of the Jersey meadowlands.

I have this intuition as we near the house, in the fateful quality of light, as in the turn of the day the heat continues to press and the blackness, into which the warmth usually lifts, lowers steadily: We must come to the end of something; there must be a close to this day.

Then it dived, perpendicularly into the profound blackness, and was gone.