Sentence examples for dark resonance from inspiring English sources

Hey Joe has the dark resonance of a folktale.

Ms. Cornetti's mezzo-soprano shot out from the stage like a cannon, unrelenting and with a dark resonance somewhat troubled by overactive vibrato.

Stravinsky highlighted the friction in his music, the scrape of a bow, the dark resonance of low notes on the harp, the bell-like attacks of the chorus.

"Dench is superb," says Hemming. "[She] finds the dark resonance in her speech about the changing climate and [adds] a touch of regal steel to her commands.

The repeated final lines, "Jerusalem, Jerusalem, turn to the Lord your God", unforgettable once heard, have a dark resonance here, thanks to the sonorous basses of the Cardinall's Musick (Robert Macdonald, Simon Whiteley).

Rachmaninov's Dnes' spaseniye (Today salvation has come), from his All-night Vigil, has a dark resonance, complemented by the full harmonies of Samuel Wesley's Blessed be God and Father.

In such system, the tunneling can induce double dark resonances, resulting in the appearance of two transparency windows.

Due to existence of a radio-frequency (RF) field, upper two-folded levels are coupled and double dark resonances (DDRs) can arise.

This work paves novel methods toward the utilization of Al/Al2O3 nanoparticles as a potential substance to employ in designing nanoclusters that are able to support strong dark resonances as well as bright modes.

But Rome now has a darker resonance for Mr Barroso: as the home of Mr Berlusconi and the pope.

In America, where claims are made daily that the "Missy Phenom" is about to "go viral", Franklin's burgeoning fame has assumed a darker resonance.