Sentence examples for the dark terrain from inspiring English sources

The dark terrain is present in broad, roughly polygonal regions that are separated by bands of bright terrain.

The density of craters is higher in the dark terrain, indicating that it is the older of the two types.

On Sunday night or early Monday, about three dozen people are planning to set out on a six-week bus voyage through the dark terrain of American immigration politics.

Martyn Waites moves with assurance in the dark terrain that's home to child murderers, baby molesters and other monsters who come out at night to haunt the human psyche.

In the twilight world of counterintelligence, where your closest colleague may be your next target, navigating the dark terrain of conflicted loyalties has tested greater minds than Mr. Hanssen's.

Not enough sadness, and no punishment.' Rachel Seiffert's debut novel explores the dark terrain of the Holocaust and its legacy; this will draw a readership of those still struggling with the events of the past century.

But White doesn't hesitate to mine the darker terrain of the suitcase.

A second Britten score, Sinfonia da Requiem (1940) leads Christopher Wheeldon into the darker terrain of war and sacrifice in his densely imagined ballet Aeternum (revived this season after its 2013 premiere).

Perhaps that is a testament to the universal elements of Hill's screenplay, which fares better when it broaches everyday Australianisms rather than the darker terrain it inevitably explores.

These writers have yet to achieve the magisterial command of this dark terrain that Nuruddin Farah, who is from an older generation, has superbly accomplished in his two trilogies about Somalia.

The tidal flexing of the ice may have heated the interior and strained the lithosphere, leading to the development of cracks and horst and graben faulting, which erased the old, dark terrain on 70% of the surface.