Sentence examples for breadth of tone from inspiring English sources

While this breadth of tone is impressive, it leaves the book unsettled.

Among his influences were the breadth of tone Sonny Rollins could invest in a single note and the ferocity John Coltrane could put into a hundred of them.

And at full-stretch, voices raised as one to such climactic lines as 'Such harmony is in immortal souls', the collective depth and breadth of tone was enriching.

This breadth of tone is a good thing: he takes every last variation in his 90-minute account, but the work seems to zip by in no time.

Mr. Quint has the power, breadth of tone and passion that this music needs, although that wasn't fully apparent until after the intermission.

His obvious delight in sensory experience, however, still shines through in his intricate wordplay and the ambitious rap-rock arrangements that give the album its impressive breadth of tone and texture.   5.

But in the weight and breadth of Mr. Morris's tone, his heroic thrust and lofty legato, impresarios heard the Wotan of their dreams.

At 11, the violinist Patricia Travers made her first solo appearance with the New York Philharmonic, playing Lalo's "Symphonie Espagnole" with "a purity of tone, breadth of line and immersion in her task," as a critic for The New York Times wrote in 1939.

Some of Mr. Richard's former Mafia associates seem astounded at the breadth and tone of his confessions.

Yet whatever shortcomings Tippett shows, the sweeping breadth of his sympathy and the regal tone he ascribes to the downtrodden transcend them.

What ultimately makes this book enjoyable, though, is less the virtues of any particular story than its overall breadth and tone.