Sentence examples for wholly dark from inspiring English sources

The vision of a movie theater marquee, wholly dark, but with human faces visible in the darkness...

And nobody has to become wholly dark for them to be tipped over the edge.

An immature American white ibis could be mistaken for an immature glossy ibis, but the latter is wholly dark brown and lacks the white belly and rump.

In the Philippines, it can be confused with the Philippine eagle, which can be distinguished by its crest; immature white-bellied sea eagles resemble immature grey-headed fish eagles, but can be identified by their more wholly dark brown underparts and flight feathers, and wedge-shaped tail.

It begins on a deep-ish house tip, but very quickly, things descend into something wholly darker.

cf. amplexifolium" are distinctly pink (a colour that is rare in other species of the genus) and are consistently twice the size of flowers borne by plants more typical of this species, while the leaves of most individuals of this population are distinctively wholly suffused dark purple (also a rare feature).

Without Fatboy, EastEnders right now is a wholly compelling, yet dark place.

HONG KONG — It sounds quite preposterous, of course, this idea that 1.3 billion people could be kept wholly in the dark about a news event in their own country, an event that was simultaneously making headlines in the rest of the world.

The public is already kept in the shadows when drug companies withhold data about the risks of their drugs; the public will be kept wholly in the dark if the companies cannot be sued and forced to reveal their hidden data.

He says the result was a revelation, showing that even relatively unknown citizens, who are wholly unschooled in the dark arts of conventional politics, can make their democratic mark.

His real breakthrough came in 1969, with the first ever play to be set wholly in Auschwitz: the deeply dark yet humane Cannibals, which premiered in Berlin.