Sentence examples for a new tenor from inspiring English sources

There was a new tenor in his voice.

Once it is known that Ma doesn't want to be there, the careful, painstakingly constructed framework of the characters' days takes on a new tenor.

Lately, he's noted a new tenor of fear when talking to his undocumented friends in Chicago.

Walpole was a keen music lover and when in 1920 he heard a new tenor at the Proms he was much impressed and sought him out.

In 1966, New York City Opera entered into an agreement with the Music Center for an annual monthlong residency in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, bringing that first season contemporary Argentine composer Ginastera's "Don Rodrigo," starring a new tenor, Plácido Domingo.

Suddenly, with Esfandiari's explanation, Tehran's apparently lunatic assertions about Western involvement in the events of June of this year take on a new tenor: it is vital that we understand that this is not mere rhetorical flourish.

Following their epic American League wild card game last October, A's and Royals games that took on a whole new tenor last weekend.

It is not clear if this new tenor is a trend or phase or whether Beck is in the midst of a fundamental transformation.

In opera, every new tenor is the next Domingo or Pavarotti.

His substitute was to be the new tenor sensation Salvatore Licitra, but he pulled out two weeks ago, citing laryngitis.

A majority of new tenors hired in Berlin, Stuttgart and a number of other important German opera choruses are Koreans.