Sentence examples for Pleasing timbre from inspiring English sources

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Colman's success in talking pictures was assured by a resonant, mellifluous speaking voice with a unique, pleasing timbre.

A pleasing timbre is the result of the specific anatomy of the throat, chest, and head, which amplify and shape the sound.

The waiting room of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services USCISS) is large, new and well-lit; big flat screens everywhere display the state of the queue, and as tickets come up, automated voices announce them over good loudspeakers in a pleasing timbre.

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They said things like, 'it's generally pleasing,' and 'His voice displays flashes of timbre.' I thought my voice was just awful, to tell you the truth.

For years he has favored the soprano saxophone in concerts, but for stretches throughout the Spoleto performance he returned to the tenor, a move which will undoubtedly please fans who feared he had abandoned the latter instrument's deeper timbres.

They go a little clubbier on "Please Turn", which builds from just the merest thwop of percussion, a sour hook and Nagano's yearning timbre.

Her mastery was highlighted when she sang a duet with Sodom Erkhembayar, a tenor whose timbre, though pleasing, had none of her otherworldliness.

"Dad, please, please, please".

"Please, please, please... .. "Down".

Thus, please beware of docking!

"Please, please, please, please, please, please call me.

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