Sentence examples for overtly dark from inspiring English sources

Spacey, finding the Epperson script to be overtly dark and morbid, began to rewrite Beyond the Sea, incorporating info from the 1987 Lewis Colick script.

The work's moralising tone is apparent from some of its more overtly dark iconography, its choice of saints, and how the scales tilt far lower beneath the weight of the damned than the saved.

Iowa follows the lyrical style that vocalist Corey Taylor established on Slipknot's debut album; it includes strong use of metaphors to describe overtly dark themes including misanthropy, solipsism, disgust, anger, disaffection, psychosis and rejection.

During an interview in 2008, percussionist Shawn Crahan retrospectively evaluated their time creating the album, proclaiming that they owe their overtly darker sound to their state of mind during that period: "When we did Iowa, we hated each other.

There are festivals that deliberately engage with the idea of the darkness of this place: the overtly macabre Dark Mofo; the Unconformity arts festival in Queenstown; and my own horror film festival, Stranger With My Face, featuring the Tasmanian Gothic Short Script Challenge.

The feel is overtly modern – black walls, dark-wood floors and huge lime-tinted mirrors are the backdrop to out-sized lampshades, flat-screen TVs and iPod docks.

However, there also exists an appreciation for a darker complexion in women, though less common, and this less-common aesthetic preference appears to coexist with a view of such women as more overtly sexual... darker women are seen as more promiscuous".

That intriguing juxtaposition is similar to this one: You see one of Ms. Bissett's shows — she is a theater director — and find it very dark and overtly socially conscious.

There's something else – something that Morley talked about in her recent Observer essay on Joyce Vincent, but doesn't bring overtly into the film: the dark theme of male spite.

Working with his wife and lifelong business partner, Kathy Keeton -- a classically trained ballet dancer from South Africa who was a star on the European exotic dancer circuit -- Mr. Guccione offered a darker and more overtly political appeal to male readers.

Both Bush campaigns, despite the sunniness of the candidate, relied on third-party groups pushing dark insinuations some of them overtly racial about his opponents.