Sentence examples for underlying darkness from inspiring English sources
Life is a wondrous game, it suggests, but the absurd rules can't be changed or understood.This underlying darkness bubbles to the surface when Chloe contracts a mysterious illness on her honeymoon with Colin.
'I've been feeling sexy these past couple of days,' Cee-Lo adds, 'so we might do The Full Monty.' But for all the playfulness and humour on the album, there's an underlying darkness about St Elsewhere, a lost feeling that goes beyond the standard themes of heartbreak or injustice.
Like the famous Magritte-inspired cover of Jackson's Browne's 1974 album Late for the Sky, California may look sunny from afar, but "Trouble in Paradise" documented an underlying darkness.
"He instinctively grasped the character's underlying darkness, his sense of mischief, even occasional malice," Mr. Stone said.
There was a time when Rodarte was painted, metaphorically, in two colors: blood red and black, suggesting an underlying darkness and drama to the Californian-based designers' whimsical, handcrafted clothes.
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.
It also anticipates his most recent films, which are increasingly preoccupied with exploring the darkness underlying daily life.
Sure, sometimes the Baltics can bring you down, but, beyond that, there's clearly some serious heartbreak and darkness underlying this new project.
It is an arresting image, which captures the underlying tenderness of "A Dazzling Darkness", his newly published autobiography.
Second, two additional studies tested the underlying mechanism and showed that darkness elicits a feeling of being free from constraints and triggers a risky, explorative processing style.
What unites the writing of Leigh, Tinniswood, Bennett, Aherne and Cash is that the comedy has an underlay of darkness, and, although she would have wished it otherwise, Smith had easy access to melancholy.
