Sentence examples for remarkably dark from inspiring English sources

But it is a remarkably dark novel, with a beleaguered, despised race of goblins at its heart.

(Petrusich) The Verve Pipe (Sunday) In 1996 the Verve Pipe, an alt-rock band from Michigan, had a hit with "The Freshman," a remarkably dark song about the mistakes people make when they're young.

Calvert's production doesn't entirely sidestep the morbid aspects of Dahl's imagination – the remarkably dark episode in which James's parents are mown down in the high street by an escaped rhinoceros is sinisterly evoked by a cluster of shoppers' umbrellas.

It occurred to me that if I skipped the Saranac River below, I'd have time to climb tall mountains and visit the Robert Louis Stevenson cottage, where he wrote a remarkably dark little novel, "The Master of Ballantrae," while recovering from tuberculosis at the famous Trudeau Sanitarium.

It was remarkably dark -- the darkest shade of black that I have ever seen.

After a remarkably dark and strikingly raucous yet vacuous inauguration day (Day One action?

Shot in super 16-millimeter film and digitally blown up to 35-millimeter, it has a remarkably rich (and dark) visual palette that matches its moody turbulence.

The White House was, at that moment, remarkably in the dark.

Dreamy, dark and remarkably detailed, wet-plate images have a small but dedicated group of Bay Area champions, and are popping up in glossy magazines.

Remarkably, the interest in dark and bright solitons has been growing steadily in recent years [1 3].

Mr Bush's team remained remarkably undivided even during the dark days (for them) of the McCain insurgency.