Sentence examples for dull heat from inspiring English sources

For many, the base was a weird cocktail of dull heat, lassitude, and excess.

I tried the green chile – a dull heat that was spicy enough for me.

I handed each one back, the dull heat of rot traded for the glare-white of a bare rib, fleshless cradle of hip, heft of femur on a mantel.

America is like a sullen attic full of smoldering dull heats.

Mice lacking a key cilia protein appear to have dulled heat and touch perception, they further discovered: These animals left their tails in hot water baths significantly longer than normal mice did, and they responded more slowly to pokes of their hind paws.

He's been dull through the heat".

Another night I had the same dish made with ground lamb, and it was no more than meat with chili heat, dull and one dimensional compared with the chicken.

The intense heat can dull the brain (especially when combined with a bottle or two of Mythos beer) so, thankfully, getting our bearings around the village was simple.

Palladium adsorbs about 1000 times its own volume of hydrogen when heated to dull redness.

In terms of watching dance in a park, the only circumstance more unappealing than SummerStage on its own — seeing dances with little or no nuance gets dull — is SummerStage during a heat wave.

And though those who were still alive regarded it for the most part with that dull stupidity that hunger, fatigue, heat and despair engender, there were still men who could perceive the meaning of these signs.