Past and present meld, conveying the fluidity of time itself.
But the skill in editing is more nuanced, you have to work with performances and balance emotion against fluidity and tone of a story.
It was an inoffensive showpiece for Mr. Ruiz, who plays with an easy fluidity and a relative generosity of tone — relative because the low growl of a double bass remains hard to hear over an orchestra, and the instrument has to be amplified to serve as an effective solo voice.
Endothelial cells participate in multiple physiological functions, including maintenance of blood fluidity, control of vasomotor tone, trafficking of cells and nutrients, and maintenance of antithrombotic and anticoagulant balance [ 19].
Let's reinstate that verb in the context of the poem, because it suggests the lightly teasing tone, the easy fluidity of the argument, and presumably the whole cast of Marvell's exemplary mind.
Monteverdi's quicksilver changes of tone, from comic to tragic and back again, were handled with fluidity and grace.
I encourage you to listen to the full show, which has a fluidity and tone that I think you'll like.
Directors are master of tone".
They really set the tone for the vibe and fluidity of the wedding day.
Ms. Paruz played the work energetically and largely in tune, given the fluidity of the instrument's pitches and its characteristically wavering tone.
