Sentence examples for emotional complexion from inspiring English sources
Three new picture books take readers out into these deep waters, each for an adventure with its own emotional complexion.
The emotional complexion of most Mozart or Beethoven movements of similar impact could be summarized; Schubert's mood, typically, cannot.
Since there has been little suggestion of emotional intimacy between them, Hamlet takes on the distasteful complexion of a middle-aged man lusting after a woman far too young for him.
Wright, the author of five nonfiction books including "Remembering Satan," imagines the general as a set of starched khakis bursting with emotional turmoil, a man defined less by his Machiavellian sense of statecraft than by his pineapple complexion and his taste for a good spanking.
He turned to his fauvist roots for the striking hues so typical of tuberculous complexion, to his friend Brancusi's sculptures for the studied serenity, and to his own emotional capacity for the depths of darkness welled in those stylized eyes.
Pecheux's complexion secret?
Complexion looks more radiant".
I have a Mediterranean complexion.
His complexion was sickly, yellow.
