Sentence examples for slightly Gothic from inspiring English sources

Yet its black rind and the milky pallor of its interior hint at an ominous and slightly gothic character.

It was quite different from another house of the same year, the high-stoop brownstone of slightly Gothic cast, including a magnificent tile and copper conical tower, that once stood at 12 East 72nd.

It's a slightly gothic twist on the Old Money Athletic Club look, originally reified into postmodern absurdity when Ralph Lauren stuck crusty leather bridles and yellowing crew-team photos on mahogany paneling and pronounced it a lifestyle.

In "The Perfect Man," his third novel, Murr, who was born and raised in London and now lives in the United States, brings his slightly gothic sensibility to bear on the heart of America.

Wear slightly Gothic clothes.

Tutu skirts and slightly Gothic mini skirts are really awesome and look great with knee high socks!

The Modernist, slightly Deco, somewhat gothic structure has no easily definable style of architecture, unless you were to coin one: Mormonesque.

This music we're working with, these slightly forlorn gothic ballads with screechy guitar, is a sophisticated language within itself.

Don Juan and The Corsair were both filmed in melodramatic black and white; the Byronic hero spawned a thousand celluloid imitations - Gabriel Byrne is convincingly Byronic as Byron in Ken Russell's hallucinogenic and slightly laughable Gothic (1986).

Only Bowie could take you from the gleeful abandonment of linear time, via a film about a poetic vagabond who has the power to create dreams and sell them, to a slightly jaded gothic glitter-goblin who juggles crystal balls and can shape-shift into a barn owl.

Undaunted, Balzac turned to grinding out slightly pornographic gothic novels.