Sentence examples for seriously dark from inspiring English sources

During the Nairobi trade talks, "there have been seriously dark hours trying to negotiate this last agreement," Mr Neuffer said.

It was dark – seriously dark in tone, but also there was much heavy shoe polish on all lenses.

Dahl offered a fun but also seriously dark counter narrative to the wholesomeness and light that characterises a lot of children's literature, and I love him for it!

Click here to listen Ben UFO takes us on a journey through some seriously dark recesses of old and new techno, causing outbreaks of goosebumps nationwide.

That is deserved reward for the unsung grafters who have worked so hard to keep Town going through some seriously dark years.

Trust any dessert she offers, particularly her frituras (fritters) filled with guava and cheese, her vanilla-citrus custard (Crema Catalana) and her seriously dark chocolate cake spiked with rum and served with a scoop of espresso ice cream.

Is it just us or is Elizabeth's face looking seriously darker than the rest of her body?

Gradually an initially light-hearted movie becomes dark, seriously violent, heavily ironic and finally tragic.

The characters are too broad to be taken seriously, so their dark midlife-crisis agonies have zero resonance.

Seriously, like, obituary dark.

In the middle to late 90s, very few properly financed Australian movies were looking seriously at the dark side of the Australian psyche in a way that challenged the audiences' expectations of contemporary screen language.