Sentence examples for ideal tone from inspiring English sources

The excellent cast members haven't yet found the ideal tone for the work's abundant wit, its contrasts of low comedy with courtly heights.

As an actor, Guinness had acute and particular tastes, an infallible instinct for the apt moment, the ideal tone, the canny strategy.

But he finds the ideal tone — a nearly invisible voice — for the fleet true-crime story he is telling, and he introduces us to a supporting cast that's rarely less interesting than the skyjackers themselves: brave flight attendants and pilots, F.B.I. agents, African despots.

A human being has an ideal tone reproduction system in the human visual system (HVS).

Hear your ideal tone of voice.

The demand for their return stems from their ability to set an ideal tone, be it along the sandy desert stretches as the sunrises or under the disco-ball before the arrival of Guy Gerber at Montreal's Stereo.

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Even with a sloppier second half — Saint Louis pulled within 10 at one point — this was an ideal tone-setter for a Hokies team that has ambitions of making a deep run, especially on a day when each of the underdogs at this site won, with No. 13 seed UC Irvine beating Kansas State and No. 12 Oregon blowing out Wisconsin in the South Region.

His wacky sense of humor tied to a pitch-perfect news sense set the ideal anarchic tone for a band of budding John Reeds reporting on revolution.

We assume ideal, sinusoidal tones.

"A bench is the ideal place to tone up your triceps," says fitness expert Joanna Hall.