Sentence examples for better tenor from inspiring English sources

Asked Ernest Newman where he could get better tenor.

David Adams is surely a better tenor than he sounded here.

President Obama, who is in part responsible for the better tenor of relations with the Kremlin, was invited but did not attend.

Stern saw herself quite explicitly as a "pioneer," and perhaps that gentler, old-fashioned word better describes the tenor of her life and her achievements than "revolutionary" does.

As Samson, Torsten Kerl fared better, his robust tenor sounding firm and commanding, even heroic, although he lost control of a couple of high notes.

Theoretically that tool will allow brands to better understand what Tenor users care about at any given time.

Now to what really interests us: Are tenors better lovers or is this a myth?

Any production of "Les Troyens" better have a charismatic tenor on hand to sing the demanding role of Aeneas (Enée).

Ideally the music wants a more refined French-style tenor, someone better able to handle its soaring pianissimo flights.

Her Theseus was Rainer Trost, better known as a tenor, though he speaks as wonderfully as he sings.

Playful, theatrical, musically on top form, and with Meloy's keening gravelly tenor sounding better than ever, the band were back like they'd never been away.