Sentence examples for pronounced dark from inspiring English sources

The males have pronounced dark brown and cream stripes on their feathers and visible eyebrows, and orange-colored air sacs that, when deflated, make their characteristic booming sound.

Darkseid's relationship with Orion provided a clear model for the Star Wars movies (it almost seems too on-the-nose that his name is pronounced "dark side").

Effectively, it adds up to the power of cluster 2. Overall, the correlation snapshot appears blurred with a lot of grey levels corresponding to the correlation of 0.3 to 0.6 with no very pronounced dark areas (a very low correlation), as we saw in previous cases.

The clinical efficacy of DMF in the R6/2 model was corroborated by preservation of intact neurons and less pronounced dark cell degeneration in the striatum and motor cortex as well as an up-regulation of the transcription factor Nrf2 in striatal neurons.

Interviewed this week in the Pasadena Symphony's offices, Lockington cut a trim, personable, gentle-voiced and somewhat Bernstein-like figure with pronounced dark, arching eyebrows under unruly silvering hair.

These light microscopy results were corroborated by semi- and ultrathin section analyses revealing a less pronounced dark cell degeneration after DMF treatment.

Ali grew a mustache, pronounced himself "Dark Gable" and got down to a svelte 217 1/2 pounds to beat Father Time.

Bois d'Arc Energy (pronounced "bo-dark") does exploration in the Gulf of Mexico, with two-thirds of its reserves in natural gas.

Left-wing professors who attack "the mainstream media" and commentators on "alternative" news outlets who pronounce in dark tones that only they are telling the truth about what goes in corporate headquarters are every bit as responsible for the spread of conspiracy theories about what we know as those who scoff at climate change, or insist that Vince Foster was murdered by the Clintons.

They found that any smooth, dark surface returns an even stronger polarized light signature than water does, and the effect is particularly pronounced with shiny dark surfaces.

Nobel laureate Paul Krugman has pronounced an economic Dark Ages.