Sentence examples for firm intonation from inspiring English sources
With a technique that included precise harmonics, glissandos and firm intonation, he chose his directions carefully.
These two concertos, both written for her, gave her huge opportunities to show off her tone, as brightly, strongly and steadily projected as a laser beam, her firm intonation, her consistent beauty of sound and the grasp of form that comes from her total dedication, her inhabiting of what she is playing.
If the patient was very firm in his intonation or detailed in his description of medication intake, the patient's answer would more often be believed.
Mr. Mork was admirable in every way: his intonation was both firm and warm and his reading of the work had an eloquence that sometimes took the form of an aching lyricism and sometimes a relentlessly driven intensity.
Firm of tone, sure of intonation, round of phrase and rhythmically propulsive, they let Mozart speak for himself.
Lao: Depending on the intonation, the word is Chinese for "firm, solid" or "old".
The orchestra, as a whole, sounded firm, but the singers, as a whole, seemed oddly challenged with regard to intonation, from the opening duet — as Vitige Katherine Rohrerr) takes his leave of his lover, Teodata (Kathryn Allyn) — to the final one between Emilia (Marguerite Krull) and Guido Gerald Thompsonn).
or as repetition with rising intonation to indicate irritation or doubt (e.g., "XY increases our firm's profit? Really?") (Lyster and Mori 2006).
"She has perfect intonation.
"It's also your intonation.
