Sentence examples for hearing tone from inspiring English sources

"We're not hearing tone, so we lose a lot of actual data," she said.

I kept hearing Tone-Loc's "Wild Thing" in the festive opening seconds of "Nyakinyua Rise"; but then the song coiled into a fierce, tribal stomp, its slivered vocals at war with one another.

He has spent enough time in Disney Hall that he understands its secret resonances: I was often unsure whether I was hearing tones or overtones, pitches or their ghosts.

So you're hearing tones that obviously exist, but which are not part of the music we hear in our everyday lives almost like an auditory hallucination.

Throughout the world, the most easily heard tone in religion (not just Christianity) is of a generally angry conservatism.

And a week later, when subjects who hadn't heard tone cues had slid back to their baseline level of bias, those who'd heard the tones in their sleep maintained something like a 20percentreductionon.

Sure enough, the subjects who heard tone cues during their naps showed a 50percentt reduction in their baseline bias after waking up.

The inability to hear tone and nuance, the frustration and pain of the riot of white noise, had consequences that Coleman had not envisaged.

Words communicate a lot, but we miss out on crucial information when we can't hear tone of voice or the brief pause in someone's response.

Nevertheless, it gives clear predictions, not least of which is the idea that a person's genotype will determine their ability to learn to hear tone distinctions.

He saw shapes; she heard tones.