• "Yes, child, yes; there are darker crimes.
• "Darker crimes than murder!" ejaculated Capitola.
• It had been dark there before, but now it became darker still.
• Their hands are red with murder and their souls black with darker crimes."
• How much darker, how much smaller, and therefore how much more interesting and wonderful.
• The cloud of despair grew darker still as the report spread that the city's supply of dynamite had given out.
• I therefore take that to be the correct form and colour, and the darker colour to be an accidental deviation.
• He changed his tie for one of a darker hue, ate sparingly of a beefsteak, and went back to bid Joe a last farewell.
• Darker, dingier, stuffier, seemed the box of a room, as she walked into it and laid her still sleeping babe on the bed.
• Then the sunbeam played about the little green plant, turning the pale leaves a darker color and swelling out the tiny buds.

0. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Avril Lavigne, License CC BY-SA 4.0
1. Word pronunciation is derived from article recording Jim Henson, License CC BY-SA 4.0