Sentence examples for heavier tone from inspiring English sources

Though he too made use of Parker's harmonic language, Mr. McLean was drawn to the heavier tone and slashing rhythmic attack Parker adopted in the years just before his death in 1955.

You wanna tell them how I mistreated your love," sings Nash on the song that carries a heavier tone than his more body-roll worthy hits of the past.

He convinced Frusciante to play with an overall heavier tone, and instructed Kiedis to write lyrics that would be more radio viable, thus causing the band to feel restricted creatively.

Although Coming Up to Breathe possesses an overall heavier tone than MercyMe's previous albums, it has been described as an extension or a shift in presentation rather than a total departure.

As such, Take Off Your Pants and Jacket continues the pop punk sound that the group honed and made famous, albeit with a heavier tone inspired by groups such as Fugazi and Refused.

Ms. de Niese's clear, shimmering voice blends wondrously with Ms. Blythe's darker, heavier tones.

Recorded with producer Tony Berg and featuring contributions from guitarist Blake Mills, Fiona Apple and others, Bird's new record succeeds by injecting heavier tones and textures into the music without sacrificing the composer's personality.

While Kimmel largely avoided the Trump-heavy tone of his monologue of last year, he did aim a few barbs at the current administration.

Perversely, perhaps, with its legalese-heavy tone and artlessness, what Undisclosed does do is remind us what a skilled storyteller Koenig is.

When the band piled in, she started the melody in earnest, slowly, with a full and heavy tone, not what you'd expect from the person who'd played the darting figures earlier in the set.

The book is unmistakably aimed at women the title is written in hot pink on the cover, which also features a blurb from Anna Wintour but its few gender-specific sections aren't pitched in the empowerment-heavy tone one might expect.