Sentence examples for typically lustrous from inspiring English sources
Singing the role of Elvira with a big, clear voice, the soprano Angela Meade anchors a cast that includes Francesco Meli (a thrillingly ardent Ernani), Dmitry Belosselskiy (a grave, forbidding Silva), and the septuagenarian tenor superstar Plácido Domingo, whose typically lustrous timbre fails to register in the baritone role of Don Carlo.
Jonathan Miller's elegant, understated production of Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro" — maybe the most dramatically satisfying opera ever written — is being revived at the Metropolitan Opera, with a typically lustrous cast including Bryn Terfel in the title role, Simon Keenlyside as the Count, and a newcomer, the gifted, lovely young mezzo-soprano Kate Lindsey as Cherubino.
The wood of these genera, all of Meliaceae, is typically reddish in colour, lustrous, easy to work, and free of warping under changes in relative humidity.
Studies have shown that men are typically attracted to shinier, more lustrous hair, because it's a sign of health.
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Walls are cream, accents a lustrous black.
Your hair is lustrous yet thinning.
He probably has lustrous locks.
The results are especially lustrous.
It frequently has a lustrous surface.
