Sentence examples for a brighter tone from inspiring English sources

The little scenes at the cottage in Somerset have a brighter tone, and also a much surer effect.

Scanning TEM (STEM) images plus EDX analysis of these Systems (Figure 3) allow the identification of both elements in the NP. Figure 3 (a,b) TEM images of typical Co-PSi structures showing Co NPs into the PSi matrix; (c) STEM image of typical Co-PSi structures, showing the Co NPs in a brighter tone than the matrix, composed by a lighter element (Si and O).

If you still want a brighter tone, get chrome flatwounds.

Adjusting the knob higher will emphasize high frequencies and give your guitar a brighter tone.

Most Delta bluesmen preferred brass for a darker sound or glass for a brighter tone.

Flat wound strings give a more traditional, bass tone and are usually used on fretless basses; whereas round wound strings have a brighter tone and are usually used on fretted basses.

Mr. Elder makes a gleamingly handsome Lindbergh, singing with a bright tone to match the glint in his blue eyes.

And its strings have a bright tone that often conveys more energy than warmth, although warmth is hardly precluded.

"Donovan, this is the big nest," Mr. Carton explained in a bright tone, holding a handmade nest of twigs next to Donovan's hand.

In "Pursuance," the suite's third part, Mr. Marsalis played loud, fast and abstract, staying in the bottom range of his saxophone with a bright tone.

She has a muscular voice but still manages a bright tone, making her equally convincing whether she's getting bruised or doing the bruising.