Sentence examples for final tone from inspiring English sources
The phrase "final tone" is correct and commonly used in written English
It refers to the overall impression or feeling conveyed by the end of a sentence. Example: "Despite the challenges, she remained determined and hopeful - her final tone suggesting a resolve to overcome any obstacle in her path."
He leads the composer's "Poem of Ecstasy" on a program that also features Brahms's mighty Second Piano Concerto (with the formidable Leif Ove Andsnes at the keyboard) and Liszt's moving, final tone poem, "From the Cradle to the Grave".
Around the Sixth and Seventh came the final tone poem, the majestically chilly Tapiola, and the much slighter pieces for cello and orchestra, Cantique and Devotion, with Kristina Blaumane as soloist.
Despite some lean, detailed playing from the strings — Carter Brey and his cello section are always incisive — there was little of the range of color and texture that is needed to ignite a performance of Strauss's final tone poem, "An Alpine Symphony".
Knowledge of these organic components is crucial to enhance our understanding of the painting techniques chosen by the artists and of the original appearance of ancient polychrome art and architecture, as the binding medium is not only important in the application of the paint layer but also of great significance as regards the final tone or nuance and gloss of the painting.
I manipulated them a bit inside of my sampler and played with EQ, reverb and delay to get the final tone.
Benioff aimed for a "darker and a bit more brutal" story, writing it with an R rating in mind, although he acknowledged the film's final tone would rest with the producers and director.
The eight psalm tones are related to the ecclesiastical modes, having the same tenor and final note (except psalm tone 3, the final of which is ordinarily B instead of E, the final of mode 3).
After correctly responding during the challenge period (Challenge) and a brief delay, a final reward tone of the same frequency as the initiation tone is presented and sucrose reward delivery is available and contingent upon lever pressing.
For example, interrogative intonation with a final rising tone has a rising end, which is similar to English, whereas that with a final falling tone often has a falling end (Yuan et al., 2002).
A second lever press was required during the presence of the final reward tone and a larger 40 µl sucrose was delivered in response to this lever press.
Lever pressing during the challenge period terminated the white noise and was followed by a 2-s final reward tone (9000 Hz).
