Sentence examples similar to dark clarity from inspiring English sources

Of course it was Ms. Ndegeocello who set that tone, singing with a dark, stoic clarity and only rarely picking up the electric bass, her most dazzling instrument.

Both have that magical hazel clarity, a dark gold color, that is the very hallmark of the English countryside, and both have the same marvelous taste that I never seem to find in any other beer.

Design should include color choices that work in environments with different light and displays: sunlight, nighttime, dark room, etc. Clarity first.

The streamlined clarity with which "Dark Voyage" pulls all this together is extraordinary.

Harrison's account brings moral clarity to the dark fate of the family of Jody Gilley, who was 16 when she survived a rampage by her brother in 1984.

Unfortunately, plot also dominates the stage version of "His Dark Materials" at the expense of clarity, character and meaning.

Introduce colored or dark backgrounds to show off the clarity of the glass.

This is about 2 ms after voltage onset, marked by a vertical red line as in A. Similarly, at 0 mV (fluorescence trace in green, darkened from the trace in A for improved visual clarity) the exponential fit (solid dark green line) crosses the abscissa (intersection marked by a dashed vertical dark green line) at about 9 ms, or 6 ms after voltage onset.

It is a dark and sinewy novel, written with sparse clarity and affecting subtlety.

The earlier sets prize the music's dark, Nordic grandeur as well as its clarity of texture.

The 1960s were a decade of change and experimentation and color trends closely mirrored this phenomenon where the early 1960s started with dark and muted tones but increased in clarity and hue that continued well into the 1970s.