Sentence examples for a comparatively dark from inspiring English sources

He matches this technical accomplishment with a conceptual one, drawing a clear distinction between the sonatas, which have a comparatively dark, regal sound, and the partitas, which are shaded more nimbly.

Increased synchronization is reflected as more colorful and clear, whereas discordance is displayed in a comparatively dark and unpleasant manner.

Both share a comparatively dark coat with long hairs, but the Upper Mississippi Valley raccoon is larger than the Eastern raccoon.

The researchers speculate that it is not a darker face alone that attracts a male, but how comparatively dark a familiar female's face gets as she becomes fertile.

Additionally, colour constancy in the visual system recalibrates the relations between the colours of an object and its surroundings, and because the surrounding sky is comparatively dark, the sunlit Moon is perceived as a bright object.

Comparatively dark, frightening and thrilling scenes were selected from the movie, A Christmas Carol, to create a 12 min fearful clip (a d).

When you open the app, a grid of bright red and yellow clusters is laid over a version of Google Maps, allowing the viewer to zoom out from their location to see where white-collar crime is likely occurring; not surprisingly, I found that the Financial District, Midtown, and Greenwich, Connecticut are hotbeds of iniquity, brightly lit up, while Bed-Stuy and Harlem remained comparatively dark.

The comparatively dark layers are ZnO layers, and the other two gray layers are TiO2 layers.

Some of vitrinite-bands of these coals have shown the fluorescence properties which are low reflecting and comparatively darker grey in colour.

However, in dark birds the breast feathers are comparatively darker.

The Koko Nor basin has a comparatively dry climate.