Examples of using Darkly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It is normal for the privates to be more darkly coloured than the rest of the skin, said Boucher.
of human communication: the line“Father spoke to me,” at the end of Through a Glass Darkly;
Cradle Of Filth are set to release their ninth studio album,‘Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa', on November 1st.
It is normal for the privates to be more darkly colored than the rest of the skin, Boucher said.
Cradle Of Filth‘s ninth studio album,‘Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa', was released in November.
The second movement begins with a profound, and darkly coloured Lent et triste which,
engaging, and darkly hilarious.
Radiant… a darkly magical fairy tale for adults,[but]
Whispers that Totenkopf had begun work on what was darkly hinted to be a doomsday device.
The existing stalk is darkly spotted and has fine hairs that are found on the entire plant.
exploiting messy, sexualised and often darkly manipulative personal relationships that intersect with the mechanics of state power.
neither too brightly or darkly lit.
savour this bitter-sweet, darkly poetic moment.
woody flavour and a darkly red-brown cup is the result.
They are all… images seen through a glass darkly… in the midst of my own decline.
I feel angry and darkly sad.”.
but a deeply personal memoir--terrifying, darkly humorous, and surprisingly gracious.
Accordingly, we are said to mistake shadows for reality(Plato) because we see”through a glass darkly”(St. Paul), a“reducing value”(Aldous Huxley), or“narrow chinksn(Blake).
Accordingly we are said to mistake shadows for reality(Plato) because we see‘through a glass darkly'(St. Paul), a‘reducing valve'(Aldous Huxley), or‘narrow chinks'(Blake).
And I see in front of me some scenes, which I do not find pictured too darkly here, on the white screen.