Sentence examples for delicate overtones from inspiring English sources
Modern additions like plastic and metal panels and air-conditioning somehow obliterate the delicate overtones of the strings and human voice.
Her small works, by contrast, were often delicate and abstract, with surrealist overtones.
But saying no to helping a city of about 100,000 mostly poor, mostly black residents requires a delicate dance around the racial overtones.
Note: Ceylon cinnamon (also called "true" cinnamon) has citrus overtones and a delicate, complex flavor.
It's precisely because of the delicate grain of instruments and voices, the wispy overtones of their spatial diffusion, that ECM has preferred to sell its recordings, distinguished by their audiophilic precision, as albums (and then CDs) and has, until now, shied away from the compression of fast digital downloads and streams.
The penne sported a rich but delicate pink sauce and the fettuccine was coated by an intense pesto sauce with Parmesan and tomato overtones.
"There is something so delicate, natural and alluring about a flower which, given a sharp and vicious character, has the capacity to turn into something as dark as a skull," Mr. Posen said of the Gothic overtones of the collection.
Professor Craig Wright: Different overtones.
Process art had political overtones.
The systems overtones are obvious.
