Sentence examples for utter dark from inspiring English sources
I will utter dark sayings of old, which we have heard and known, and our fathers have told us".
"I will open my mouth in a parable," she reads, "I will utter dark sayings of old, which we have heard and known, and our fathers have told us".
All you can hope for is that, as she chain-smokes her Camels, she will, like the Sibyl, utter some dark clue about her art or, failing that, say what anguish it puts her through.
Like all farce, the more it descends into utter chaos, the darker, funnier and more tragic it becomes.
Avideo made public shortly after news of last week's shooting shows Scarsella and another man, both wearing masks, talk of their intention to "make the fire rise," at the protest, an apparent reference to a line the villain Bane utters in The Dark Knight Rises that has been adopted by some white supremacists.
It also reveals the utter stab in the dark an author makes when writing a children's book, trying to guess backward at just how knowing young readers might be.
The question "Do you think you will play three debutants, Alastair?" would have been met with utter consternation six weeks ago, with those dark eyebrows heading heavenwards.
In "Vigil," Morris Panych's 1995 dark comedy, Olympia Dukakis utters but 12 lines during her nearly two hours onstage as an elderly recluse visited by a loquacious loser.
This absolutely banal military training event somehow acquired the proportion of the biggest and most official paranoid conspiracy theory of the decade, as dark warnings were uttered across the Southwest over the government's real plans.
The result is a hilarious exploration of one man's dark, lonely, life of utter madness.
