Sentence examples for sort of darkness from inspiring English sources

Were you looking to escape some sort of darkness?

A different sort of darkness would linger in Hiroshima.

The trouble is that the designers went for the wrong sort of darkness.

Lately, he's gone more toward the sort of darkness we associate with Goya".

The town is given a glamour and sometimes a sort of darkness in the film, but more than anything it seems real, exact, true.

Placing the audience in the dark was a way to evoke the sensation that when you die, you are alone; when a companion dies, there is a different sort of darkness.

These days, Easington is the place you can go to find people celebrating the death of Margaret Thatcher, which is the sort of darkness-versus-light way of telling the story, and fine if you like that sort of thing, which I don't.

Except for a faint pulse of bluish light in the middle of the day, it was dark all the time, and living and working in that kind of darkness, a sort of eternal night, does something to a person's relationship to reality; it becomes dreamlike, shadowlike, as if the world has come to an end.

A soulful sort of Russian darkness, however, remains.

The room is lighted softly with sort of gentle darkness that evokes a movie theater just before the feature begins.

Though they were all made for different installations around the world, the robots have in common a sort of whimsical darkness, born of the contrast between the brutality of their machinery and the innocence of their awkward movements.