Sentence examples similar to dark-hued aspects from inspiring English sources
His sharply articulated bass lines, startling contrasts in both dynamics and phrase shaping (with smoothly flowing lines offset by abrupt, clipped figures) and a daring, almost narrative sensibility make the most of the inherently dramatic aspects of the Fantasia in C minor (K. 475) and yield a gripping, dark-hued performance.
Is a new, dark-hued species moving into our area?
Many of the top films have had dark-hued posters.
Juliette Galstian's dark-hued soprano sounded right for Irene.
His tone was husky but rarely heavy, dark-hued but sweet.
The leaders of the paladins wear solemn, dark-hued, monkish robes.
Mr. Hymel's dark-hued and muscular voice suits the role well.
The work concludes with a sometimes dark-hued Theme and Variations.
Mr. Sritheran's singing, over all, was dark-hued and burly.
Ms. Westbroek's big, shimmering, dark-hued voice was ideal for this complex Berlioz heroine.
Still, his dark-hued, muscular voice, with viscerally powerful top notes, was thrilling.
