Sentence examples for constant tone from inspiring English sources

Jaylah speaks with a blunt intensity that's sharpened with a constant tone of coolly theatrical irony, just as Dickinson does in Hawks's film.

Of the constant tone output capability, designer Tom Danley wrote that the "target 94 dB at 250 meters is not the essentially fictional 'burst' or 'peak SPL' nonsense in pro sound, or like the 'death burp' signal used in car sound contests".

Make sure the whole time you are keeping a constant tone that sounds computerized.

Jerome Begin's composition for the piece started with a clear and constant ringing tone, which added to the meditative, hypnotic atmosphere that Curran had established, and even as subtle scrapes entered into Begin's score the feeling was one of centeredness, and unity.

The satisfactory long-term outcomes of this procedure are theoretically attributed to the following characteristics: 1) the main branch of ansa cervicalis has a readily accessible location near the laryngeal complex, relatively constant resting tone, and little morbidity with its harvest [9], [11], [15].

The only constant is the tone and timbre of the fabricated voice.

Parameters of harmonics which characterize timbre (e.g. upper component frequency) were deliberately kept constant within a tone pair to minimize timbre changes.

We feel Bournonville's genius nowhere more than in the constant variety of tone he uses to tell his tragedy.

"There's a constant issue of tone: who do you want to read these pieces, and how do you want them to be read?

In terms of patterns, arresting images, varied use of stage space, constant changes of tone and musical attentiveness, this — using 20 dancers — is remarkably skilled dance-making.

That Schütte has made no discernable effort to present a coherent group of works, with a constant manner or tone of voice, seems to be one of the strengths here.