Sentence examples for more dusky from inspiring English sources
Subspecies tamae is similar to improbus, but "differs in darker, more dusky crown; lores and superciliary stripe white, untinted with yellowish; breast grayer with less yellowish brown tinge; abdomen and under tail-coverts paler yellow" (Phelps and Phelps 1954).
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It may not be bright-white sands and turquoise waters – the colour scheme is more beige and dusky blue – but it is wild, empty, pine-fringed and seemingly neverending.
Whistling is more common when dusky dolphins mingle with other dolphin species such as common dolphins.
She's exploiting more of her dusky lower register, providing greater contrast to her signature angelic high notes.
Rolling Stone wrote in an attempt to summarize the album that it "sounds more like the dusky thrum of Disintegration-era Cure than it does any of the members' previous bands", and continued "Thirteenth Step doesn't bludgeon listeners into submission it lulls them with droning guitars, dub-deep bass and simmering vocals".
The first night I went to D-22, Zhang performed a solo piece that featured beguiling minimalist patterns over steady drones, moving purposefully from clean, simple harmonies into duskier, more chromatic regions.
Cf. 509 U. S., at 402 ("States are free to adopt competency standards that are more elaborate than the Dusky formulation").
Dusky's more general standard sought only to determine whether a defendant represented by counsel was competent to stand trial, not whether he was competent to waive his right to counsel.
Sutter's own performance of "Songs and Poems" (which she recorded on a previous Orange Mountain Music release) has a luminous violence that contrasts strikingly with Haimovitz's more ruminative style and dusky, hooded tone.
It was now the beginning of winter, and I never saw a more cheerless prospect; the dusky woods, piebald with snow, could be only seen indistinctly through a drizzling hazy atmosphere".
