Sentence examples for level of darkness from inspiring English sources

Even Jerry's character reached a new level of darkness in this particular script.

It is a wonderful gift because once someone has read this book, they become addicted to talking about it, describing their shock at the level of darkness and evil and sheer malevolence, as well as innocence, depicted and dramatised in its pages.

You can roast to your own level of darkness, but it generally takes about 8-12 minutes.

The period of totality in Nazareth and Galilee was one minute and forty-nine seconds, and the level of darkness would have been unnoticeable for people outdoors.

They are usually the same level of darkness as the base color (or within a shade or two) and they can be used to bridge the gap between a very dark base color that has very light highlights.

The astronaut you play has a light around him at all times, so the corners of the screen are always some varying level of darkness, which creates a really nice, natural looking vignette wherever he goes.

The International Dark Skies Association tested levels of darkness in the park using a sky quality meter, which would give a photographer's darkroom 24 – the highest reading possible.

In addition to the Bortle scale, scientists often use photodiode light sensors to measure and compare base levels of darkness by calculating the illuminance of the night sky as perceived by the human eye.

Owing to global surveys of humans who've been noting the difference in what's actually visible in the night skies themselves, we've learned that natural levels of darkness are increasingly difficult to find.

It's basically at the same level (or non-level) of darkness as 2009's Star Trek.

A place that sees 22 hours of light in the summer, and similar levels of darkness in the winter.