Sentence examples for flexible tone from inspiring English sources

Here, in his New York recital debut, he should easily fill an intimate room with his bright, flexible tone.

There was nothing in this difficult work that seemed to tax either his agility or his ability to produce a big, coloristically flexible tone.

The three other folk-song selections from Brahms's "Deutsche Volkslieder" in the opening group were more subtly nuanced, but they pointed up several of Ms. Kirchschlager's greatest assets: responsiveness to the text; clarity of diction; and a distinctive, flexible tone.

On his late-night set at the Green Mill (2 a.m. to 3 a.m. each Thursday), he uses his current workhorse, a Yamaha Custom-Z with silver plating that helps generate a big, flexible tone.

Now that both Apple and Amazon have agreed to terms more to the book companies' liking, several publishers said that their conversations with Google have taken on a more flexible tone.

He comes to it with qualities that would make many a younger Baroque singer envious: a still rich and flexible tone; power for Bajazet's more blustery scenes and suaveness for his melancholy ones; and, most crucial, the agility to negotiate Handel's florid vocal writing.

The slendro tends to have five equidistant but flexible (or varying) pitches in an octave, while the pelog, with seven equally flexible tones, has a more varied structure.

The kulintang scale is made up of flexible tones with combinations of wide and narrow gaps sometimes approaching a Chinese pentatonic variety and oftentimes not.

Mr Bush took a conciliatory tone yesterday towards his critics on Capitol Hill, and said he was willing to be flexible on Iraq.

I'm flexible with tones.' Then you say, 'I'm interested in buying this.

Gray is patient and flexible, an appeasing tone in times of change and financial crisis.