Sentence examples for being dusky from inspiring English sources

It starts out in the morning as being dusky as the sun rises, in the middle of the day under direct light they are pure white, and at the end of the day they become dusky again, and at night when there's no ambient light left they become black.

Jon Clark's lighting is dusky.

The tips of the crest feathers are dusky.

The string tone is dusky and thick yet never gloppy.

The wings are dusky, the feathers narrowly edged with brownish olive.

Legs and feet are dusky grayish or blackish (Ridgway 1916, Forshaw 1989).

There were dusky rivers meandering through dense pine forests, cotton fields, and tobacco patches.

The place was dusky under night lights & quiet, considering that four or five hundred animals were there.

But her vocal performance was less consistent: her voice was dusky and rich but weak and patchy in places.

But her vocal performance is uneven; her voice is dusky and rich in general but weak and patchy in places.

Inside St. Mark's Basilica, with its splendid gold mosaics and cow-eyed evangelists, the winter light was dusky.