As it is, only Ms. Harry seems to have found this elusive tone.
He also offers a melodic hook beyond the elusive tone rows, a theme historically used to represent and honor Bach (B flat, A, C, B natural, or in German nomenclature, B, A, C, H), stated in the Introduction and developed into a vast fantasy in the Finale.
This reduction to punctuation, to an aspect that is included in text-to-speech, suggests how elusive a quality tone of voice is.
A poet's own arrangement has his private room tone, and with a technician as skillful and perfectionist as Larkin this elusive quality is not negligible.
Team member Beverly Wright, a speech communication researcher at Northwestern University, wanted to find out if such elusive short-lived tones--a proxy for consonants--could be heard simply with more practice.
Given a script that veers between medical thriller and morality tale, the director, Michael Kimmel, tries to maintain a steady course, but a balanced tone proves elusive; late revelations don't help.
He thought about Charlie Chaplin and Michael Jackson as he mulled the affect and tone of the elusive man-child Wonka, and he, too, tried to block out Wilder.
In due time, we will learn more about her — she is Akiko (Rin Takanashi), a university student working as a call girl — but that initial disorientation, the sense of being in Akiko's presence without knowing her, sets the tone for this elusive, formally meticulous and surprisingly powerful movie.
The recurring figure in Mr. Harvey's chaconne is a series of four delicate chords, hazy and elusive sonorities with shimmering sustained tones, oscillating inner voices and rippling figures on the piano.
But that will be elusive, to judge by the rancorous tone of this week's peace talks.
This suspicion that he was not central to his father's daily existence, that his father's inner life was both elusive and impregnable lends a wistful tone to the memoir.
