Sentence examples for slightly dusky from inspiring English sources

Indeed, within the cavernous hallway and lobby, slightly dusky smells from the carpets mingle with a subtle bohemian whiff of old cigarette smoke and the dry fragrance of the desert.

Her warm, slightly dusky tone — come-hither, yet commanding — may not haunt the memory as Lorraine Hunt Lieberson's did, but her way of putting that voice inside the essence of the character she is portraying gives her performances a thrilling sense of realism.

There was some fine solo singing, notably by Craig Phillips, who brought unhurried majesty to the runs in Monteverdi's "Laudate Dominum," and by Sherezade Panthaki, who, with her slightly dusky soprano, made for an affecting nymph in Monteverdi's "Lamento Della Ninfa".

The soprano's voice was slightly dusky and appealing, and her selfishness in trying to secure Siegfried for herself seemed less reprehensible than the ulterior motives of the other characters.

A slightly dusky complexion works well with this look.

Also successful was the salmon fillet, a thick slab of fish turned slightly Mediterranean with its dusky red glaze of pomegranate molasses.

Dusky and slightly bigger than the other newbies, she brings a raw sensuality on screen that is quite irresistible".

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Dusky brown things slightly larger than Ping-Pong balls, ringed with faint, ghostly stripes, they always seemed vaguely sinister.

His voice still has a hooded, covered, slightly burred quality that can be dusky and mysterious, making it sound as if the tone were being drawn out by force of masculine will.

The dusky is usually found in slightly more enclosed woodland areas than Eurasian eagle-owls.