Sentence examples for characteristic tone from inspiring English sources

Among the most tactile of contemporary writers, Updike's characteristic tone is a mnemonic lyricism.

Van Nijlen's characteristic tone is melancholic and elegiac, reflecting his disillusionment with the modern world.

Stylish, subdued, deeply romantic in feeling but classically laconic in expression, there is a courtliness of address which became his characteristic tone.

Maybe Cleave – a skilful journalist, but perhaps not quite skilful enough on this occasion – failed to find a way of indicating Lennon's characteristic tone of voice.

For the piano and the harpsichord this is scarcely a drawback: the characteristic tone of these instruments is, in any case, rich in dissonant components.

Maybe so, but the characteristic tone of fairy tales and folk tales, which is derived from oral storytelling traditions, is awfully difficult to replicate on screen.

The works were introduced by a woman in the characteristic tones of official North Korean public speech, with translation.

Remarkably, the Chinese version of Mr Rashid's speech shared the characteristic tones and inflections of his own voice.Que?Though the three systems are quite different, each faces the same problems.

For example, using nonlinear response sensors implicitly "builds-in" a certain output-input characteristics (tone mapping) of the original image, which is not desired for high-fidelity imaging, and has to be removed.

But she established her reputation as a nonfiction writer, and established the characteristic Garner tone, with "The First Stone".

During speech air escapes through the cleft into the nasal cavity, resulting in a characteristic nasal tone.