Sentence examples for make their tone from inspiring English sources

Many vocalists intentionally use this technique to increase volume during amplification and to make their tone sound lower than it actually is, but this technique is also widely frowned upon by the death metal community as being a false enhancement technique.

Will candidates, and the men and women who make their advertisements, feel obliged to tone down attacks that are usually a staple at the close of campaigns?

What they shared was a gift for getting naturally garrulous and boastful and self-involved people (i.e., writers) to make their prose sing by toning it down.

In 1772, when women started bleaching their hands with arsenic to make their skin a fashionable porcelain tone, Wedgwood immediately advertised black teapots: against this background, hands looked even whiter.

The spirit of the language of some of those prayers have made their way into the tone and texture of my new play "The Testament of Mary".

Henri Dutilleux's "Métaboles," played at the start of the concert, was fresh, sure and forceful, its incantatory woodwind solos and dense webs of string tone making their own homages to "The Rite of Spring".

People are summed up like that, and it's based on some gesture that they made or their tone of voice, or age.

Fox's critics -- the most famous are Walter Cronkite and the inevitable Al Franken -- appear relaxed, reasonable and good-humored, sitting in front of shelves of books and making their points in measured tones of voice.

From the start, the executives took an apologetic tone in making their cases for the government-financed bailout: G.M. asked for $12 billion in loans and a $6 billion line of credit; Ford for a $9 billion line of credit that it can draw on if needed; and Chrysler for an immediate $7 billion loan.

Her fine tone and focused musicianship made their own mark.

Several wine producers made similar comments - their tone remarkably upbeat given they have just lost 28% of their market.