Sentence examples for in a modulated from inspiring English sources

Rather than pronouncing analysis dead, however, he spoke of his competition in a modulated tone that was largely absent from the analytic debates of the 20th century.

Always in a modulated tone, he danced around the issue of why he almost took ABC's offer, saying it's "just human nature" to be tempted by flattery.

Sonically, too, Tough Love is full of breathy, grown-up songs about romantic yearning, sung in a modulated, understated coo that once again takes Sade as its alpha and omega.

What we said: "Tough Love is full of breathy, grownup songs about romantic yearning, sung in a modulated, understated coo that once again takes Sade as its alpha and omega," wrote Kitty Empire in the Observer.

Similarly, his own shocking action with Helen's baby demands the return of his estranged son, Callum, from England in a modulated repetition that is typical of the book's method.

In a modulated statement yesterday, Mr. Greenberg said "each of these individuals has made important contributions to the growth and development" of the company, referring not only to Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Kanak but to Robert W. Clyde, who will succeed Mr. Kanak in Asia, and to other executives getting new assignments.

In conclusion, a modulated and intensified adjuvant treatment in PCa was feasible in this phase I/II trial.

Later at 4 09, you hear another chord line come in with a modulated cutoff filter which gets louder as the filter opens to give it a bit more energy as the track grows in this section.

The intact airway system in our dog model permitted us to also assess the potential contribution of other factors in clearing a modulated mucus, particularly airflow during normal spontaneous breathing.

First, we do a modulated in-situ doping with boron by homogeneously doping the lower half of the NW to make it p-type.

Mostly, it was a mixture of what Americans might call barnyard philosophy, like Mr. Hussein's observation, in arguing for a modulated response to American threats, that "Iraqis don't like the colors falling between black and white, except in clothes, and in certain aspects of nature".