Sentence examples for high tone from inspiring English sources

That high tone is quite Townshendian.

The feature of down-step frequently occurs, with the high tone that occurs after a low tone being lower than the preceding high tone.

Moreover, in some dialects the svarita was altogether eliminated, replaced by a simple high tone.

'Ma,' high tone: 'Mother' The earth is our mother, and her songs, whatever their dialect, belong to all of us.

Delayed packets sound at a lower pitch than packets zipping along more quickly, which give a clear, high tone.

But most boys, including the mischievous lads of this book, would squirm when the high tone is struck here.

Pre-dessert, even at a high-tone French restaurant, often strikes me as overkill.

And as a true media phenomenon, it is starting to accumulate high-tone industry conferences.

But despite the high-tone interview subjects and visual references, there's something unsparingly vapid about the project.

Cooking has gotten Martha all that she wants: working at a high-tone restaurant where the owner (Sibylle Canonica) stays out of her way.

When he sings about high-tone parties, aimless road trips and creeping paranoia, the songs start out cool, but the writhing, swelling guitars reveal the obsessions within them.