Sentence examples for a unique tone from inspiring English sources

Parker had a unique tone; no other saxophonist has achieved as human a sound.

Santorum's skepticism towards free trade strikes a unique tone in the GOP field.

The Staatskapelle, of which Richard Strauss was once the musical director, has preserved from pre-war days a unique tone often referred to as the "German sound".

Dissatisfied with the sound of amplified guitars, he used a piece of railway sleeper to make a solid base for the strings and pickups, producing in this way a unique tone.

It covers capital-"I" "issues" without proselytising, makes a serious point about the US prison system's many flaws, puts a genuinely varied selection of women – in terms of race, gender, sexuality and class – at the forefront of the action, and forges a unique tone that will doubtless spawn less capable imitators before the year is through.

Filming on location in the region's still-wild landscapes, savoring the bird's-eye views of the raw and rocky terrain, returning to the world of childhood and listening closely to women's words, the Tavianis evoke the mighty sources of Pirandello's inspiration with a unique tone of secular holiness.

They are surprisingly melodious, each has a unique tone--the resonator resonates, the acoustic is full and thick, and the electric squeals and moans with the best--and all are true to the cigar box tradition.

According to co-director Kirk Wise, O'Hara was given the role because she "had a unique quality, a tone she would hit that made her special", reminiscent to that of American actress and singer Judy Garland.

We show that for a real 3-string, i.e. a physical model rather than a theoretical model, the frequency spectrum is composed of only non-harmonic frequencies which leads to a very unique tone color.

The critic Harold Bloom noted that Angelou achieved with the book "an almost unique tone that blends intimacy and detachment, a tone indeed of assured serenity that transcends the fearful humiliations and outrages that she suffered as a girl".

The musical-software site G-Force Softhere memorializes the Cheetah as "one of the most unfathomable instruments ever made" and calls it "mind-numbingly confusing to program," though they add that the Cheetah also "had an almost unique tone and parameter structure which made it sonically interesting and reasonably useful back in the day".