Sentence examples for appealing tone from inspiring English sources
The phrase "appealing tone" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It can be used to describe the overall quality or characteristics of the way someone speaks or writes, specifically in a way that is attractive or engaging to the audience. Example: "The speaker's appealing tone kept the audience engaged throughout her presentation."
With an appealing tone, he conveyed the lively spirit of the opening Allegro and the nuances of the Adagio.
Both Mr. Hampson's rich sonority and Ms. Martinpelto's bright, appealing tone effectively cut through the dense thickets of orchestral sound.
The two vocalists proved ideally matched, Mr. Blaze's focused sound handsomely countering or intertwining with Ms. Sampson's appealing tone.
Tuva Semmingsen, a mezzo-soprano, sang with precision and cool allure; Peter Lodahl, a tenor, despite his smooth, appealing tone, seemed too buried in his score to project his music effectively.
The program opened with Debussy's "Première Rhapsodie" for clarinet and piano, a showpiece for the talents of Mr. Fiterstein, who played with graceful phrasing and a full, appealing tone.
In the soprano Mary Dunleavy City Opera has an ideal Christine: one with appealing tone, ample volume and range, sufficient endurance to meet the role's demands and an ability to shift on a dime from doting to needling, admirable to near atrocious.
"Home" is filled with appealing tones of braggadocio and sexual allure.
"It's not a big-hit work: it's puzzling in expression, appealing in tone, growing in the head after the fall of the curtain," Alastair Macauley writes.
It's not a big-hit work: it's puzzling in expression, appealing in tone, growing in the head after the fall of the curtain.
Readers of Jezebel find the kinder tone appealing.
On Tuesday, Mr. Chávez had moderated his tone, appealing for calm.
