Sentence examples for some darkness from inspiring English sources

You drank some darkness and became visible.

"I feel like most people's experience of childhood has some darkness in it," Mr. Anderson said.

When you're tapped in, there's some darkness too, and we're going to have to ride through that, and this is that moment".

The lighting, designed by Ed Matthews, is consistently clear and bright overall; narrowing the focus and creating some darkness hovering over the sessions between the psychiatrist and his patient could evoke the mystery of the spiritual forces they discuss.

"Sometimes in life you have to deal with some darkness before the sunlight comes," Hamilton said with emotion after the Hurricanes defeated St . Johns before a crowd of 7,158 at Miami Arena.

But the beauty of this is that actually all you need is some darkness, a trail and a decent set of lights (plus a modicum of common sense), most of which are readily available anywhere in Britain.

Because weather stations around the world release their balloons simultaneously, some of the measurements are taken in daylight and some in darkness.

More significantly, the play belongs to an Elizabethan-Jacobean true-crime genre, in which the chief threat to security came from some inexplicable darkness within the domestic arena.

Almost every page is haunted by a sense of some unknowable darkness just beyond the narrator's gaze or the writer's reach.

"They said, 'Look, we know how you feel, and it's not how we feel, so don't bother saying anything.' And that was the first inkling I had that there was some terrible darkness there".

It's the idea that our adversaries have emerged not from some primordial darkness, but from a history that has equipped them with reasons and motives and even with a perverted version of some virtues.