Hissing drones and cymbal crashes sweep away any memory of the former's dulcet overtones. |
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There are metallic overtones and an accompanying percussive sound, as if something were pounding upon an electric guitar's strings. |
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All this is described with a certain gay abandon and without any overtones of regret, yet Wright's behaviour rapidly became self-destructive. |
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The principle is the same, but the notes become even more complex through the use of harmonic overtones and unconventional bowing. |
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It is whackily comic with irreverent overtones and moments of quite startling seriousness. |
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Our first reaction is enthralled delight, but then ominous overtones register. |
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A challenge to the religious status quo carried strong political overtones, and vice versa. |
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Though the text of 1946 has obvious political overtones, it is not yet openly polemical. |
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I suggested at the outset that there are theological overtones to these overtly political and historical questions. |
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Once Roma were level, that incident acquired ominous overtones retrospectively. |
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Basically a wry comedy, it has serious overtones and philosophical implications. |
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Those Romans had a word for everything and the meanings carried social, emotional and political overtones often as not. |
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His vibrant paintings offer traditional scenes of Nigerian villages and tribal customs, with only a few subtle political overtones. |
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Similarly, laws with distinctly racial overtones may have also had gendered meanings. |
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The mystic overtones of a suffering, bearded and often bare-chested man waving wanly to onlookers gazing up at him have also struck chords. |
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But Beijing made it clear that surveys with noncommercial overtones, such as political opinion polls, are strictly prohibited. |
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With fragrance, the best mix balances flowers with heady scents with those with more subtle fragrant overtones. |
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As the string continues its natural division, creating ever-higher overtones, the intervals between them become smaller and sound more dissonant. |
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The play of light through the space has overtones of spirituality and introspection. |
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I object to the pro-slavery overtones of the Gunmen's confederate army uniforms. |
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Further compounding the peril is the fact that this is basically a murder mystery, a whodunit with slasher overtones. |
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Many of his paintings were large, with allegorical overtones, typically painted in a vigorous Expressionist style. |
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She refuses to let the issue lie, especially as she feels the snub has racist overtones. |
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There were political overtones, security risks and controversies over ambush marketing, sponsorships, contracts and what not. |
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Perhaps the most repellant scene in the movie, it quickly takes the ugly overtones of a rape scene as he forces himself into her. |
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These highly domesticated blossoms carry overtones of the convivial rituals of patrician social life. |
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With unrelenting precision and distinct overtones of mockery, Tolstoy dissects the notion that men dictate events. |
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The promotional materials presented the film strictly as a romance with no hint of its political overtones. |
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His ideological pretensions, which justified the mass murder of political opponents, had acquired religious overtones. |
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Contrary to their plain and simple overtones, I could imagine the dishes being used in elaborate Lucullan feasts. |
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Styling is clean, has sporty overtones with its wedge profile, chiseled belt line and twin chrome exhaust tailpipes. |
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The basic notes of Philip Glass's music are very few and usually surrounded by a haze of the overtones created by the damper pedal of the piano. |
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It is quite full-bodied and has raspberry flavours with plummy, slightly spicy overtones. |
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The traditional overtones of the image meld seamlessly with a modernist concern with abstract form. |
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In this way Voltaire paid tribute to the moral and philosophical overtones of the Enlightenment thinkers. |
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Although it had some religious overtones, Carnival has become a purely secular event. |
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Some of the songs carry darker overtones with no segues to glossier and happier settings. |
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Also refreshing are the crunchy pickled carrot sticks, with tamarind overtones that add a vivid splash of colour to the palette and palate alike. |
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The basic notes of his music are very few and usually surrounded by a haze of the overtones created by the damper pedal of the piano. |
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For, he told his fans to stay clear of supporting issues that had political overtones. |
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There are some antiseptic-blue overtones to it, too, and a whole spectrum of greens where the berg descends into the depths out of sight. |
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And all is told with an almost prophetic Biblical tone, with infinite foreboding and dark overtones. |
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Their call is a melodic yodeling similar to a wolf howl with overtones of whale song. |
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In the 20th century, the Bluebeard story, with its savagely misogynistic overtones, fell into disfavor. |
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Externally, this pavilion has disturbing overtones of abandoned blockhouses or military vehicles. |
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The volume of his work is quite large, but I will mention a few that have distinct Borgesian overtones. |
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A sprig each of borage and mint is optional but adds some pleasing herby, bosky overtones. |
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The domestic overtones set up by endearing dolls, toys and china bric-a-brac bring this menace close to home. |
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It contrasts with the soprano voice, which has overtones of someone more out-going than Mary. |
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In different hands, it could have been hardcore pulp noir, with violent overtones. |
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The animistic overtones of the book, and its intimations of love and death, made a deep impression. |
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The choreography of the exercises slowly appears to take on non-naturalistic overtones, hinting at the possibility that they might be stylized. |
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The original lyrics were swapped with political overtones that sang paeans of the political party. |
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This attitude towards his superiors would be mere insolence if it did not have political overtones. |
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Certainly, for the rural Sundanese, modernity carries overtones of urbanisation, Westernisation, and corruption. |
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A few of the songs from his early period hold up remarkably well, usually those without the overt political overtones. |
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His world was deeply imbued in a Calvinist orthodoxy that was to take on sectarian overtones. |
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Christmas shopping, an activity rife with tragic overtones, is a case in point. |
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But less than a year before the 2004 Republican National Convention, it is hard not to find political overtones in virtually everything the president says and does. |
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It's a movie with very strong spiritual undertones and overtones. |
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One, with strongly racist overtones, links three disparate elements. |
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It has overtones of early 90s trancey San Francisco breakbeat house, a sound made famous by the Hardkiss Brothers and Wicked Crew. |
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Digital processing morphs the clarinet's mournful tones into deep sinewave swoops, zooms in on the crackle of spit on the reed or squeezes out didgeridoo-like overtones. |
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But as he goes on, this idea tends to take on worrisomely subversive overtones as he tries to make the case that it's essentially tricking people into learning. |
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What seemed to be an old political rivalry took on ethnic overtones, with the very survival of entire communities now at stake. |
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The beer segment is especially funny with its blatant sexist overtones. |
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The young who are not gnarled and knocked around by the old fights are tired of the overtones of special pleading. |
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With spiritual overtones, and an emphasis on an eternal struggle between equally matched forces of darkness and light, the films suggest a kind of pop-culture Manichaeism. |
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Their first impact is to bring an aroma of balsam wood, but when they break down they create the lovely vanilla and cinnamon overtones detectable in some brandies. |
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His play on the word bunyip, with its overtones of anachronistic absurdity, reflected the refusal by Australians to institutionalise an upper class. |
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The bell has tolled, the crow has cawed in ominous overtones, there's been a dark and stormy night, and now finally we know the results of the election. |
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The Chamber Symphony from 1967 is definitely a massive leap forward and here one can sense the deep atonal overtones that lie behind the heart of the music. |
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The fundamental and its overtones are set into vibration very quickly, and it would take someone with a very keen aural sense to hear all of these tones separately. |
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This show also had a lot of racist undertones and overtones. |
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But I don't think it has had big political ramifications or overtones. |
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This picture, stripped of its moral overtones and exaggeration, is an essentially accurate portrayal of the modally different work motivations of miners and surfacemen. |
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The transaction carries overtones of moves to reduce the autonomy of rural African Americans with the debt peonage of sharecropping or exploitation in industrial mills. |
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String tension has increased to the extent that strings are almost as rigid as metal bars, and sharing some of the same inharmonicity of overtones. |
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If cosmetic, commercial reality has found favour, spare a thought for those playwrights who have taken the people's idiom and heightened it with poetic overtones. |
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Being a purple foliage lover, I am also fascinated by the deep purples and purples with slate blue overtones that have been developed in the flower colors. |
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Wilson Nimmo played the hero Hamish the Hamster, with overtones of Jamesie Cottar from Rab C Nesbitt, to hilarious effect. |
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The tritare generates not only those harmonic overtones but also nonharmonic ones, he says. |
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Today, this name is seen by some as carrying imperialist overtones although it is still commonly used. |
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Another dimension of the French civil religion is secularism, what French call laicite, with its overtones of anticlericalism. |
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In the NIR region, the overtones are anharmonic, impeding interpretation of the NIR spectra. |
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The story of Laozi has taken on strong religious overtones since the Han dynasty. |
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The word Viking was introduced into Modern English during the 18th century, at which point it frequently acquired romanticized heroic overtones. |
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But this fly-on-the-wall study of teenage outsiderdom gradually takes on darker overtones. |
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The philosophy presupposed by and guiding this mode of team operation has strong progressivistic or even anarchistic overtones. |
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Boyish back-room rhythmic rivalries with political overtones have yielded to opulently escapist floor shows. |
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This genre coexists with other developments in Nordic art and is not without interest, but it can have traditionalist or escapist overtones. |
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Bright blueberries lend tangy sweetness to the theine-free red tea, which has overtones of crunchy nashi fruit. |
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Yet rather than mitigating Burckhardt's verdict, Karsten fully embraces it, minus the former's moralistic overtones. |
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Yet again the imagery of manual work has Trollopian overtones. |
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As the British viewed American popular culture imagery from a somewhat removed perspective, their views were often instilled with romantic, sentimental and humorous overtones. |
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The graph in either form appears as a waveform with overtones. |
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Hamlet is often played with contemporary political overtones. |
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The term African American carries important political overtones. |
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Italian and French influences increased at the beginning of the 19th century with strong eclectic overtones that gave the local architecture a unique feeling. |
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The Vietnam problem was not one of repelling overt invasion but of mixing ourselves up in a revolutionary situation with strong anticolonialist overtones. |
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However, with the main courses, a creamy homestyle chicken curry with coconut overtones and the divine lamb kurumelagu more than made up for a small flaw. |
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Many noted that the drinks had weird, chemical flavor overtones and aftertastes, tasted like sweetened condensed milk, lacked coffee flavor and were not hot enough. |
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