For all that written correspondence can manage, a subtle undertone and feeling is probably the hardest to achieve. |
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He didn't exactly looked panicked, but his voice was dark with rage and an undertone of fear. |
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Using a tag team of interviewers on camera in this way produces an undertone of comedy. |
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Fear becomes for her parents the permanent and muffled undertone of their life. |
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It helps that this rock musical has a serious undertone beneath the uproariousness. |
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There are beautifully fried morsels of goat cheese, too, in a vibrant, tomatoey sofrito sauce that has an earthy red-chile undertone. |
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Cell twenty-one was around one corner of a dark, narrow corridor that smelt of disinfectant with an undertone of urine and vomit. |
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Light to medium shades of brunette would do well with mauve pinks or pinks that have a dusty or brown undertone. |
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Her otherworldly dreamscapes are lush and gorgeous, with a dark, dangerous undertone. |
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In a white wine I really want dryness and with the Italian there is always an undertone of sweetness. |
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It sounds like a primarily comic conceit, and an undertone of drollery does indeed resonate delicately throughout. |
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In its grapey bouquet one can detect a faint muscat-like undertone while the easy-drinking palate is fresh and medium dry. |
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The cheese was soft and milkily sweet, with a nice, oniony undertone from the chives. |
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It takes on a sinister undertone in the incapable vocals of a bladdered bunch of footy fans. |
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Some shades have yellow or brown specks in them, others have an undertone of blue or purple or even black. |
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However much I tried to be funny and nice, I didn't try to hide the undertone of serious disappointment. |
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Tessa's tone was cool and aloof, but Rogers could sense the apprehensive undertone. |
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A wonderful mousse of tiny bubbles and a delicious appley nose are complemented by a fine undertone of honey. |
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There's an undertone of condescension, winking to let you know that, after all, everyone in this film is just white trash. |
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There was a brief pause before another question was barked with a peculiar undertone to it. |
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I didn't pick up on this perverted undertone when I was a pickney, did you? |
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There is also a faint undertone of tobacco and a slight hint of dry sherry. |
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She was not inclined to answer any questions without a sarcastic undertone or shortness with me. |
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A fruity, off-dry style from the southerly Pfalz region, this comparatively delicate wine has a pleasantly spicy undertone that would work brilliantly with this dish. |
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I believe that the nationalistic undertone discernible on both sides must be eliminated from the discussion. |
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In the years of military rule, the festivities could have a rather desperate, angry undertone. |
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If you receive compliments across a variety of shades, your undertone is neutral. |
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That undertone in the woman's voice put Lee off his feed instantly. |
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She tried to sound cheerful about it, but her undertone implicated that she wasn't looking forward to more staring and pointing from complete strangers. |
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Naturally, I did not read between the lines of her letter, and did not detect the threatening undertone of what would happen if her request was not granted. |
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She whispered, but Will murmured in an undertone for her to be quiet. |
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Even adding just a trace of a different shade affects richness, warmth and undertone. |
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My skin tone is fair with a pink undertone and very red cheeks. |
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Smith speaks with perfect articulation and a vacuous undertone laces her words. |
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Gives a rich, warm undertone to roasted root vegetables, glazed carrots and meat stews. |
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The undertone is the hint of color under your skin, which makes your skin unique. |
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He seems to have spoken in an undertone but with the microphone still on. Far be it from me to contradict Mr Aznar, if indeed this report is true, particularly at this late hour. |
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It looked like bilge, but it was delicious: fallish, with a farmyard undertone and none of the virtuousness that normally accompanies recipes involving pulses. |
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There is still an undertone of resentment, with almost every writer inclined to blame some group for which he or she takes no responsibility for the profanation of the rural shrine. |
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Although one can find this form of worship plentifully represented in Eastern religion, there is a fundamental undertone in many strands of Eastern piety which places greater stress on meditation and instruction. |
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Bright acidity and a minerally, flinty undertone. |
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While many senior figures in the party might have found a campaign with an unpleasant undertone acceptable if it brought success, one that is both nasty and ineffective is a different proposition. |
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I do not use that word lightly, but that is the acknowledgement and that is very much the undertone of many academics who have been looking at this exact issue. |
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There is a general undertone throughout the book that, with a few exceptions, police motives are primarily based on the self-serving objective of enforcement. |
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Of course there was an ironic undertone and their intention was clear. |
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I'm detecting a rather critical undertone in your question. |
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Perfect balance with a straight mineral undertone and a very long finish. |
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Traders will likely remain a bit nervous heading into the report, so we may see more short-covering, spread liquidation and end-user coverage ahead, which will keep the undertone firm. |
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While both examples were presented focussing on the achievements and positive aspects of public-private-cooperation, the questions raised by the audience took on a more reflective and in cases somewhat critical undertone. |
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That jest had a bitter undertone, borne of Lincoln's long frustration with mediocre generals and the burden of having had to run the war effort almost single-handedly for three years. |
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They opposed the Dutch petit bourgeois mentality by creating humorous works with a serious undertone. |
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Some nations are rejoicing in new freedom and power, some are bitter because freedom is denied them, some are paralyzed by division, and everywhere there is an undertone of fear. |
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This scene that aims at curbing male pride is disturbing for its androphobic undertone. |
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The incipient bipolarist undertone of this document also owed much to Hansen's view of the economic factors. |
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Part whodunit, part chick lit, part ghost story, and all pure entertainment, it's a wickedly funny ride with a romantic undertone. |
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I heard then a sigh next to me that had an undertone not unlike a snarl. |
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The underplayed fruit is mostly strawberry with accents of lime, green pepper and cantaloupe, the whole adding up to a clean, crisp wine but with a sort of musky undertone. |
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