Sentence examples for group tone from inspiring English sources

If making chili for a large group, tone up the heat.

In the interval group, tones were paired at pitch intervals of 6 (tritone) and 7 (perfect fifth) semitones to produce 24 different dyads, 12 dyads per kind.

Some experts say the threat of a ban has already made far-right groups tone down anti-foreigner language.

A group of tone poems and choral works by Ives features the Symphony Singers.

They will focus on whether their blood group, skin tone and hand size makes them a suitable match for recipients.

Before they went on the air, R. W. Blackwood, James's nephew, asked if the group should tone down their Southern accents.

Since starting the choir in 1968, Mr. Turnbull has been its guiding force -- conducting rehearsals and concerts, choosing the repertory and establishing the group's tone of discipline and professionalism.

The National Rifle Association doubled down Sunday on its controversial push for armed guards to be stationed in every US school, despite anger among gun control advocates over the group's "tone deaf" proposals.

She began with a mostly familiar Schubert group, her tone taking a while to come into focus but her artistry clear from the outset, keenly exploring her distinctive tonal palette for the exact quality needed for each phrase or line.

Though it would be going too far to say that the ensemble was ragged, there were moments in the opening Allegro when attacks could have been more solidly unified and the group's tone would have benefited from greater polish.

In Janacek's Quartet No. 2 ("Intimate Letters"), the Pacifica sounded like an entirely different group: its tone was bright and brash whenever the tensions in this memoir of unrequited love exploded into full view and quietly shimmering when Janacek couched the work's wrenching emotionalism in more melancholy terms.