Sentence examples for fine tone from inspiring English sources

Her fine tone and focused musicianship made their own mark.

His playing was admired for its fine tone and expressive dynamics.

It is exceptionally well disciplined and exceedingly powerful, with fine tone and accurate intonation.

In the Nov. 1st issue, it ran a kind of editorial saving that it had loved us because we maintained a fine tone of "indignant woe," because most of our articles were called "Trouble in Transjordania," and because our editorials always ended with "We shall see what Lord Woolton had to say about this".

His legs felt fine tone and firm (yup, copped a feel of Donny Osmond). .

Still, Corzine believes that he can conduct the campaign with the same fine moral tone he and his colleagues maintained at Goldman.

Though he is a big man, with the power to fill a hall of this size effortlessly, he can preserve, when singing at full stretch, the fine, fresh tone of a true lyric tenor.

For his eighth opera, Aleksis Kivi (1997), Rautavaara turned to another tortured creative artist, the Finnish author of The Isle of Bliss, itself the subject of a fine orchestral tone poem in 1995.

Mr. Bronfman deflects his virtuosity into other purposes, including producing a fine singing tone with his right hand; making his hands work together like voices in dialogue; creating abrupt fortissimos that stay well molded, never clattering; and finding tempos and changes of tempo that make sense in the long term.

The rent moiety could dissolve in alkaline aqueous, resulting in a fine positive tone resist patterns with a resolution of 0.75 μm.

This is Walton minus the anxious passion, with a supremely atmospheric Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Fournier's fine-grained tone no mean bonus.