Sentence examples for make the darkness from inspiring English sources

If Grant is, by his standards, in a good place, he remains clear that being in a happy relationship "doesn't make the darkness go away.

I was a room with the lights out, drinking to make the darkness look brighter instead of looking for the switch on the wall.

The work of old hands (James Ellroy, Elmore Leonard and Patricia Cornwell) and new (Kate Morgenroth and Lawrence Schiller), they succeed or fail on their ability to make the darkness visible.Leading the pack is James Ellroy, who has never been afraid of looking straight into the black corners of the soul.

To gain enough self-worth to make the darkness go away.

The ancient Celts would put all fires out to make the darkness more evident and the cold shoulder of life more present.

And all the twinkling Christmas lights, spiked eggnog and twee carols only serve to make the darkness in your heart feel that much darker.

It really makes the darkness gleam".

It is a blackness that makes the darkness reassuring, a blackness that is a lining for the immemorial.

It is almost as if, having made the darkness visible, he quite simply has nothing more left to say.

"Severed" takes place in 1916, so the America that Jack travels feels more innocent, which makes the darkness of this horror tale all the more pronounced.

For Mr Shuttlesworth his nemesis was Bull Connor, Birmingham's commissioner of public safety, a low, rough, rasping man who used the Klan as well as dogs and billy-clubs, and made the Darkness visible for all to see.Where both men came closest was in their attitude to the law.