Sentence examples for supposed dark from inspiring English sources
Through the supposed Dark Ages of the Bowl Championship Series era, the punditocracy of ex-jocks griped that college football's national championship was being decided by computers.
For a start, there is the physical fun of seeing the host, Brindsley, stumbling around in the supposed dark, trying to replace the antique furniture he has pinched from a precious neighbour.
B1 G.O.P.'s Fight for Supremacy A day before New Jersey voters pick a Republican for the governor's race, Bob Franks, the favorite just 10 days ago, was campaigning hard, while Bret D. Schundler, the supposed dark horse, struck a front-runner's pose by resting much of the day.
A primary campaign for governor that has turned Republican politics upside down drew to a fittingly unpredictable close today, as Bob Franks, the favorite just 10 days ago, ricocheted through roadside diners in search of every last vote, while Bret D. Schundler, the supposed dark horse, struck a front-runner's pose by resting in his office for much of the day.
While it made British parents more aware of the web's dangers, it also fuelled a widespread cultural paranoia about the supposed dark side of the new digital age.
We've now seen multiple press points and an entire movie highlighting the supposed "dark side" of Facebook, perhaps Denton's anecdote is another sign that there is actually a strand of dark in the social network's DNA?
The name of High Wycombe and the Buckinghamshire market town once famous for its furniture making, has more recently become better known for a supposed darker side.
"The pose was intended to reflect ironically his supposed status as dark overlord of the Contemporary Art scene.
At least it was supposed to be dark; star bursts of BlackBerry light shot through the room.
The Munich games of 1972 were supposed to exorcise dark memories from the ones in Berlin, staged by the Nazis in 1936.
Playful, nauseatingly colourful and indisputably terrible, the Charlie's Angels movies were made at the wrong time, in an era when action was supposed to be dark and moody, not light and fluffy.
