Sentence examples for slightly gothic character from inspiring English sources

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

The book skips back and forth, between Porrata's tale and Yolanda's, between Cuba and New York, between a hard-boiled gangster story and a slightly Gothic love story, until in time they seem to merge into one voice, irrefutable but split between two characters, with two different histories and two different fates.

Had I all along been mistaking a gothic character for a Dickensian one?

Wear slightly Gothic clothes.

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

Readers of Poe, Shelley and other Romantic literature will enjoy seeing gothic characters and settings come to life (or undeath).

Worse, Arthur and Charley often seem like gothic characters who have wandered into this story from a Cormac McCarthy novel or a rough-hewn folk tale.

"This isn't the Old South of tangled prose and gothic characters," Kathryn Morton said in The New York Times Book Review, describing Ms. Brown's fictional landscape.

Mr. Dendy has also acted, in performance-art solos he wrote, like "Dream Analysis," in which he played a variety of male and female Southern Gothic characters.

A movie about to be filmed in Pittsburgh is casting Gothic characters -- including an albino-like girl and deformed people -- to depict West Virginia mountain people.

ARKANSAS politics retains the dark Southern-Gothic character of a Flannery O'Connor short story.