Sentence examples for prone to dark from inspiring English sources

But Murray, still overly prone to dark thoughts, was hardly the same steady flame that Djokovic has been this season.

But the distance Luke's faith puts between him and Adam, a classic New York type prone to dark jokes, cynicism and hypochondria, is trenchantly and movingly depicted.

Always prone to dark moods, Clarke's temper was tested to breaking point after being forced to drive off the 13th tee here at Southern Hills in Tulsa shortly before 9pm Friday night as the United States Golf Association played catch-up following Thursday's thunderstorms.

The PI was a strange man, prone to dark moods and occasional tirades against his people.

It's too odd and prickly and prone to the dark side.

The island may now have made a comeback since its near economic collapse but, say insiders, professional football is still prone to the dark arts.

A connoisseur of fine sentiments, he was prone to hide in dark alleyways and expose himself to women.

Davis has spoken in the past about how depression – largely the product of self-esteem issues – was something she had to regularly fight against (speaking to the Guardian's Stuart Jeffries in 2004, as the second series of Nighty Nighty was about to air, she explained that her personality "is prone to being depressive, dark and extreme").

Black skin is more prone to age spots, to dark patches on the skin and to harmless brown growths known as seborrheic keratosis.

It might be black if your band is prone to sloppy footwork, because dark colors can mask many a mistake, or white if you have the chops.

Adrian is prone to slipping into very dark moods as transmission approaches and I consider it part of my job to get him out of it before he drags everyone else down with him.