Sentence examples for classic tone from inspiring English sources

Neo-classical: A genre heavily inspired by classical music, fuses heavy metal and classic tone patterns and is often centered around complex guitar playing.

The clear, classic tone of Cline was just one of several disorientating elements in the Miss America mix.

The De l'Europe has retained its classic tone: a doorman in a top hat and tails greets guests, and three-tiered glass chandeliers sparkle in the red-walled entrance.

Over the meticulous fingerpicking of acoustic guitar and the round, higher-pitched Portuguese guitar, Ms. Pontes suffused slow fados, "Ovelha Negra" ("Black Sheep") and "Não É Descgraça Ser Pobre)" ("It's No Disaster to Be Poor"), with the classic tone of foreboding and tragedy.

Editing styles include desaturated film stock, warm lomo, California daylight, Film Noir, classic tone, hot sunny saturated and fast action jump cuts.

In the classic tones of conspiracy, the letter declared that "the entire democratic world is under the monetary and political control of international Judaism, which high-profile bankers are openly proud of".

Although silver can create a more classic look, gold tones make a bigger statement.

Some girls use prom as a good excuse to go out all with sparkles and color, while others like a toned-down, classic look.

If you're a Romantic Goth, into the more sensual style of the culture, you may want to play around with soft tones or the classic look.

It was a Motorola with no mute and a classic ring tone.

If there is one color that is most decidedly not a classic Earth tone, one that is least associated with living things, it might just be neon blue.