Sentence examples for refer dark from inspiring English sources

Yet, Overton remained the authoritative figure to which most future cell membrane works would refer (dark green boxes in Figure  2).

So I'm used to audience queries which are just plain bonkers, or refer to dark conspiracies that mean the enquirers will never themselves be published, or properly appreciated, while sneaky Illuminati and/or Lizardpeople such as myself are given favourably-termed contracts and buckets of baby mice on demand.

Many Latinos refer to dark skinned persons as negritos or little black people.

In fact, in a carefully worded paper submitted to Physical Review Letters, they do not mention dark matter, referring instead to "new physical phenomena".

In his ruling, the judge also referred to "dark mutterings emanating" from Mr. Zuma that "if he goes down" in the arms scandal, "others will follow".

Referring to "Dark Lens" Mr. Delsaux wrote: "I felt the 'Star Wars' characters were allowing me to render the reality of our world in more ways than any so-called objective shot ever could.

The laser-cleaning literature abounds with uses of the word "soot", referring to dark deposits on indoor and outdoor materials.

(CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly referred to Dark Helmet as Darth Helmet).

VICE obtained the internal chat logs of another secretive white supremacist chat room discussing online operations referring to Dark Foreigner doing "prop"—shorthand for propaganda for a Canadian white power group known as Northern Order.

For even if this is a profile to which psychologists refer as the Dark Triad of the psyche – a combination of Machiavellianism, narcissism and a psychopathic disregard for life – each incarnation does come with its own set of characteristics.

Those refer to the dark sides of religious traditions.