Sentence examples for some the dark from inspiring English sources

To some, the Dark Ages didn't end until the 1400s, at the advent of the Renaissance.

That's a disease, says Mullin, quoting an Iraqi as saying: "Some are born in the light, some in the dark.

The model sheds light on some of the dark corners of C♯ and on some critical differences between the ECMA standard and the implementations of the language.

It is also safe to say that rare variants account for some of the dark matter [ 16], possibly the majority of it in some cases.

Corwin's taking my confession in stride removed some of the dark glamour from my feelings.

Certainly, some of the dark outlook has to do with the slow recovery.

Mr. Huang's testimony certainly exposed some of the dark side of fund-raising.

Some of "The Dark Side" seems right out of "The Final Days," minus Nixon's operatic boozing and weeping.

Some of the dark imagery came when Smith returned to Portland, Oregon, after graduating from Massachusetts's Hampshire College in 1991.

An hour later some of the Dark Blues were still in their kit, celebrating with their raucous mates pitchside.

He speculated that some of the dark features may prove to have been "wet not so long ago".