Sentence examples for harsh high from inspiring English sources
Tamar Iveri graces Luisa's music with limpid, resonant tone that disappoints only with a few harsh high notes.
Unlike Rioja, where many producers had already been established by the early 20th century, Ribera del Duero, on a harsh, high plain southwest of Rioja, was dominated by cooperatives up until the 1980s.
Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain, a tale of gay cowboys in the harsh, high grasslands of Wyoming, won the Golden Lion at the Venice film festival on Saturday after beating off competition from 19 other films.
He points out a particular moment in a rendition of an aria where she holds "an awkward high note for its full value, even though the tone is unpleasant; she outstares the ugliness… During the harsh high note, we are closer to Callas.
In the MTO reaction, the catalyst is always used in a harsh high temperature hydrothermal environment.
When such effects are observed it is possible that the use of these harsh high speed experimental conditions have both caused and allowed these alternative structures to be captured for detailed examination.
Filmed by the great Guiseppe Rotunno, "The Organizer" employs harsh, high-contrast black-and-white images that look more like the newspaper photographs of the period than the sleek, glamorous Fellini films made at the same time.
Audio quality is average, with clear and accurate mid-range, but harsh highs and a lack of real bass despite the size of the headphones.
As the service environment has become increasingly harsh, high-temperature protective coatings were widely researched and applied in industrial fields.
A recent article in TechCrunch characterized nascent upstarts in the restaurant industry as wide-eyed idealists with little reality of the harsh, high-touch operating environment in which they operate.
Other chapters describe the harsh, high-risk elements of the space flight environment, while this chapter describes general habitability requirements and the mission factors (e.g., mission duration and distance from Earth) that affect elements of habitability such as privacy, proxemics, and mobility in microgravity, as well as psychological stressors.
