Sentence examples for something more dark from inspiring English sources

For some, their disaffection has hardened into something more dark and dangerous.

In the years that followed its success, Rowell says L'Enfant became a "creative millstone" - he was interested in doing something more "dark and meaningful".

Ditch the plain bedsheets for something more dark or romantic.

"Away from the garden and the flower, to something more liberated, dark and sexual".

Try to wear only sunhats that have 'classy' colors like brown, white, and black, although if you want to wear something more funky, dark orange sunhats are acceptable.

There's much to admire about Andrew Lincoln's performance, in a series that has seen his once 'clean cut' hero morph into something much more dark and sinister.

For her followup – and with 20 radio plays behind her, Joyce is no novice – she has done something more ambitious, darker and more honest.

The '30s city is a looming and noirish presence, whose "streets were dark with something more than night".

Does Oliver really want the secure, safe, upper-middle-class life he is heir to, or isn't there something "more" in the dark life that Fagin offers him?

I was looking for something darker in tone; not necessarily raunch or sex, but definitely something more adult or darker in tone.

But is there something more complex, something darker, about our relationship with rollercoasters, funfairs and people dressed as cartoon animals?