Sentence examples for subtle darkness from inspiring English sources

But there was also this subtle darkness.

Sometimes people think spiritual growth happens in very serious moments, so this is about that reconciliation and just like the tarot cards, there's an underlying subtle darkness.

The subtle darkness of seminal records like Kode9's "Samurai" or "Night Vision" by Distance was replaced by an almost parodic sense of wonkiness and wobbliness.

The rest of the tracklist reads like a roster of aesthetic siblings: Ame, Martin Buttrich, Alex Niggeman, Fur Coat, and Paul Kalkbrenner all show up to drop some subtle, groovy darkness.

C. T. Oakes, the company's lighting designer, washes the stage with subtle waves of shadow, darkness and light that enhance the dance's shifting emotions and implied shifts in scene and time, including an evocation of slave ships.

In the unmanifest state brahman has as his body only the very subtle matter of darkness, and he decrees, "May I again possess a world-body"; in the manifest state all of the things of the world, including individual selves, are part of his body.

This is meant to add a subtle stroke of darkness, of doom.

Nilsen was described by one album reviewer as being "remarkably adept at combining bright colors with subtle hints of darkness," adding, "this usually prevents this light, nimble music from becoming overly cute".

The Louvin Brothers' gospel music might sound tame to some listeners today, but there is a subtle and rather frightening darkness to it.

The forest was not dark, because darkness has nothing to do with the forest — the forest is made of life, of light — but the trees moved with wind and subtle creatures.

Their portrayals feature subtle touches of lightness and darkness that leave viewers alternately faithful and agnostic about them.