Sentence examples for the dark core from inspiring English sources

You can imagine her at the dark core of a film noir or as a child discovering unknown worlds.

Perhaps she'll witness something so stomach-churning that she'll learn an indelible lesson about the dark core at the heart of humanity.

But she remains, for me, the woman who showed us the dark core of pornography, the punishing hatred of women that pervades it.

THERE is a grim resolve to the quest of some reporters to reach the dark core of their story, their personal addition to the canon established by Joseph Conrad.

Petry had been a link between the two wings, Funke said, but now she was vulnerable, because the dark core had succeeded in moving the AfD even further to the right.

I wondered a bit if Spielberg can quite respond to the dark core of unfriendliness in Dahl's writing — that gleeful nastiness which children love, and which makes their parents uncomfortable, especially those who see how it dovetails with his adult stories.

Sadly swiping left or right on a particular candidate doesn't get you a date with them, although Trogdor the Undestroyable, mayoral candidate for the Darkest Core of Deathton (near Scranton) might be a cool dude to hang out with over a beer.

"It's this wonderful mix of that dark core and this really enlightened vision for the world," he said, adding: "Buddy embodies these two elements.

Besides, the TEM image in Figure 2b reveals the contrast between the gray edge and the dark center, suggesting the core-shell structure of the nanowires.

Have a fight with me or summat—?" And so we dive to the deep, dark core of Ronnie Pickering: he wants another fight.

A sense of the danger inherent in the most "normal day" (a recurring phrase) is at the book's dark core.