Sentence examples for broader tone from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Wen's broader tone was restrained.

The broader tone of the US healthcare debate has become increasingly bitter.

His early influences were Coleman Hawkins and Don Byas, and like them he had a broad tone.

And Steve Wilson played soprano saxophone with a strong, broad tone on "Shake That Thing".

Now, with "Scary Movie" -- marked by a broad tone and an interracial cast that includes Carmen Electra and Shannon Elizabeth -- they have established themselves as a force with which Hollywood will gladly reckon.

And next to him was Tony Malaby, who has a broad tone and a charged restlessness, closer in style to somebody like Joe Lovano, flipping back and forth between darting rhythmic-harmonic acuity and the split tones and surprise textural elements of free jazz.

The experimental data covered a range of angles of attack and Mach numbers, for which the typical slat noise signature features high-level narrow-band peaks, broadband noise and a single broad tone.

The narrow-band peaks often dominate the slat noise spectra and arise at Strouhal numbers up to approximately 5. The broadband noise is well characterized for Strouhal numbers between 5 and 20, whereas the broad tone arises for Strouhal above 20.

Another commented that the "broad tone is collegial and amicable but it's too far to say it's consensual, there were very definite trade-offs".

With his fingers, he produces big, broad tones that, even unamplified, can fill a room.

The changes and their implementation are examples of what is being recognized as a broad tone-deafness and ignorance of the ways in which changes to a platform used by over 1 billion people are received.