Sentence examples for plumbing dark from inspiring English sources

But while he and his associates were plumbing dark, Freudian regions of the psyche, composers in other parts of Europe and America were looking in very different directions to find a fresh, alternative modern music.

Over the show's five seasons, Peele always displayed the greater aptitude for plumbing darker depths.

Holofcener gave Jennifer Aniston one of her few great roles as an ex-obsessed cleaner in Friends with Money, while Baumbach allowed Ben Stiller to plumb dark, relatively pratfall-free depths in Greenberg and While We're Young.

River's story got heavy towards the end, and her last appearances plumbed impossibly dark depths.

Finally, we plumb the dark depths of the soul of Van Alden.

A plumber who plumbs after dark is not dishonorable; she's hard-working -- a librarian, likewise.

He plumbed the dark recesses of the human soul with films of serial murder and devastating passion.

Others have sought to tie the appeal of psychoanalysis to the nation's music, like the tango, which can plumb decidedly dark themes.

It is a film that plumbs the dark recesses of all our imaginations: dangerous, glorious, absurd, vivid and terrifying by turns.

Ms Merridale has a bit more luck in plumbing the darker depths the rapes, destruction and looting that the Red Army meted out, first on the countries seen as having collaborated with Hitler's Reich, and then on Germany itself.

The ending is not totally satisfying in terms of access to Aviva's state of mind, but it isn't afraid to plumb a dark kind of grace.