Then came his marathon speech, expansive in tone as well as length.
He managed to write verse that is breathy and expansive in tone, yet still rooted in the American predilections for pop-culture references and proper nouns.
Dad traveled quite a lot, back and forth to France and England, and those experiences inevitably found their way into the strip, which took on a more expansive and varied tone, and I believe this volume proves that out.
expansive (expansion) phase.
She brought to the "Meditation" pas de deux all the expansive, lingering fullness of tone and feeling it needs.
And both are fundamentally expansive in spirit.
In those cities, expansive symphonies and evocative tone poems had little intellectual market value.
Breakneck scales, octave-hurdling arpeggios, expansive tremolos and splintering tone clusters poured from his piano, as Mr. Wood and Mr. Martin pushed for more.
Just as Edwin Denby, Clement Greenberg, and Pauline Kael transformed the nature of criticism in the fields of dance, art, and film, respectively, Hardwick has redefined the possibilities of the literary essay, and her frankly intimate tone and expansive analysis are part of the pleasure of her work.
Cantonese – six tones, hungrily expansive in its vocabulary – is even more distant.
Drummers Corey Fonville and Joe Dyson share duties on an expansive array of drum tones, perhaps the most immediate boundary that is pushed here, along with Lawrence Fields' crunchy and percussive keys.
