Sentence examples for dark natural from inspiring English sources

Well, yes: the meat itself and its barely seasoned juice — dark, natural, laden with fat.

"It will soften the appearance of your dark natural color so the contrast against pale highlights isn't as dramatic," she says.

In particular, Schelling's insight that man is determined not only by reason but also by dark natural impulses is now valued as a positive attempt to understand the reality of man on a level more profound than that attained by Hegel.

Style-wise, Perry's long nude gown sparkled in an understated way -- as understated as a flesh-toned dress can be -- and her dark natural hair was braided and free of any rainbow stripes.

In the UWY greenhouse, plants received 15 hr light/9 hr dark natural phototoperiod with temperatures fluctuating diurnally from 10°C to 30°C.

In the UCD greenhouse, plants received 14 hr light/10 hr dark natural photoperiod with temperatures fluctuating from 15°C to 35°C.

We have the older, dark-skinned, natural-haired woman".

As Duun's last novel, Menneske og maktene (1938; Floodtide of Fate), shows, the struggle between an uplifting human spirit and darker natural forces never ceased to enrich the outcome of his fiction.

The validity of the image analysis obviously depended upon contrasts, a factor that appeared to be only influenced by darker natural skin colors such as those found in some Indian locations.

Pale skin works best with this look - if you are of darker natural pigment this will still work fine, but Caucasians in particular should avoid any tanning as best as possible.

In Darkness and Light, the thoughtful, beautiful opening essay to her 2005 collection Findings, Kathleen Jamie considers both the metaphors that darkness furnishes, and darkness itself: "dark as natural phenomenon, rather than as a cover for all that's wicked".