Sentence examples for has little range from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tweedy's whiny, raspy head-cold voice is not lovely and has little range, emotional or otherwise: it's a studied shambles, like the rest of Wilco's sound.

Shrimp scampi has little range, and the dish proved as good here as it is in most other places that serve it.

Fried calamari have little range, but the crunchy lightly breaded rings and tentacles were tender and tasty and stood on their own against an unexciting marinara dipping sauce.

The early knock on James, playing the seventh game of his already-heralded career, was that he had little range on his shot and bad form.

Jeter had little range to lose, and now he would be trying to return to a demanding position without his usual off-season preparation.

That voice: it had little range or depth, none of the outright power of Martha Reeves's or the athletic movement of Marvin Gaye's, but there was something literary — a quiet clarity and a way of delivering phrases that made them sound half-remembered, as if they'd been plucked right out of a dream.

A large range has little effect on the BBN RL functions, but the pure tone RL function develops a plateau covering a range of approximately 20 dB, and the maximum firing rate is slightly reduced.

Current density has little effect in the range 1-100mA/cm2.

The annealing condition in the studied range has little influence on the tribological behavior of the coatings.

As shown by calculations [14], the change in parameters of such barrier in a wide range has little influence on the binding energy of the local state of the charge carrier.

In North America, the waxwing's breeding range has little overlap with brown-headed cowbird, another parasitic species.