Sentence examples for intonation tendencies from inspiring English sources
You have to know the intonation tendencies of other instruments.
The Tosca, Georgina Lukacs, was maddeningly uneven in Act I. Some of her attempts to sing big created a large woofy wobble in the middle of her voice and a pinched, colorless top leading to poor intonation and a tendency to scream.
The tenor Misha Didyk, as Manrico, also sings robustly, but his tendency to push the voice distorts intonation.
Except for pre-intentional associations between pitch level and affect, natural tendencies are not sufficient to account for children's development of intonation.
Taking the regression results as a whole, rising tones appear to have a privileged position over the other tones, in that there is a greater tendency to map rising Thai tones to an equivalent tone (and possibly intonation class) than for equivalent matchings in the other tone classes.
Developmental theories of intonation are typically based on the idea that linguistic pitch patterns reflect biological or emotional "natural tendencies".
The intonation is generally true, but both pitch and phrasing produce a kind of rough-hewn quality; Mr. Tognetti's tendency toward heavy accentuation adds to the beefy, well-fed quality.
For the English intonation group, the incidence of each category being chosen was relatively low (all <50%%), and there was a slight tendency for rising tones to be assimilated to a question intonation.
"She has perfect intonation.
"It's also your intonation.
