Sentence examples for lingering tone from inspiring English sources

"If you want lingering tone," Mr. Frederick said, "try the 1877 Bösendorfer".

He next played a late Brahms work, the wistful Intermezzo in A, Op. 118, on the same piano, and again, though the overall sound was somewhat buzzy, the piano had an remarkably lingering tone.

"There's still a touch of the honky-tonk, and there are still some lingering tones of self-deprecation".

Mr. Reich uses a process called slow-motion sound, in which he slows the flow of speech without altering the pitch and prolongs syllables into lingering tones that become part of the overall harmonic fabric.

With this arrangement, Dunham is able to use the light from the LED to represent the presence of lingering tones in various spaces.

Many of her findings seem to contain a lingering nostalgic tone for when online and digital media did not exist.

She brought to the "Meditation" pas de deux all the expansive, lingering fullness of tone and feeling it needs.

Though he's endlessly running in place, Wilson-style, he speaks and sings in natural tones, lingering over the song "Coney Island Baby": "She's a rose, she's a pearl, she's the spin on my world".

And that tone lingers over the program as Shirley MacLaine, Susan Sarandon, Hilary Swank and Minnie Driver narrate segments on the four pioneers.

Updike the humorist is probably the least known or recognizable Updike of them all, but something of the White-cum-Thurber sound of the New Yorker that he joined — that bemused, ironically smiling but resolutely well-wishing, anti-malicious comic tone — lingered in his work till the very end.

But as Strahan laughed and talked with an even tone today, his lingering animosity toward Barber became evident.