Sentence examples for so much dark from inspiring English sources
But it's not so much dark and deep as shady and shallow.
There is so much dark matter, it outweighs by five times the normal matter in the observable universe.
But these fluctuations would naively lead to so much Dark Energy that atoms themselves (never mind theoretical physicists) would never form in the first place.
Blue-green sea, white sand and sharp rocks, a lovely broken landscape illuminated by so much dark water, a sense of being at the very edge of the world and a long complicated journey give the islands an exotic flavour.
It was also the longest and most ponderous, bogged down in so much dark import that you trudged out of the theater with the impression that there were lead weights in your shoes.
Sendak's gift was for creating worlds — "In the Night Kitchen" (magical title!) and "Where the Wild Things Are" come first to mind — where an almost Muppet-like note of charm and warmth was matched by a mood not so much dark as shadowed, o'er cast, as Shakespeare would have said.
So much darker and better than the sappy Redford movie version.
Also, why is his hair so much darker than Mr. Norton's?
Then I figured it must be the excess of steam changing the colors and tones, so much darker now.
In the 1940s, a sexy young star like Lizabeth Scott - half Lauren Bacall, half Veronica Lake, but so much darker that her nickname was "The Threat" - could happily reveal in interviews with fan magazines that she always wore male cologne and pyjamas.
