Sentence examples for master of tone from inspiring English sources

Directors are master of tone".

He frequently goes too far, but he is a master of tone.

Slope is also master of tone and emphasis - a Victorian PR man.

In the ballad "I Thought About You" and in a beautifully detailed, set-closing blues, Mr. Blanchard was a master of tone, filling up his playing with shiny glissandi, curving and thinning out his notes.

Oliver is a master of tone and timing — I've often marvelled that the show's writing is so well suited to his voice, and that he's so skilled at delivering it, that he seems to be thinking aloud, just talking, when he's actually performing an aria of high-grade "Thick of It -style sweary It -styleon.

Championship Game: Hardwick vs. Thurber — Both were fixtures in the literary world of their times, both masters of tone and style.

Possibly the most important thing and I know this might be a bit difficult seeing as robots are not quite yet masters of tone and subtext (or are they?...)—is it's absolutely essential the Aussie robot is able to express the entire spectrum of human emotion with one utterance of the word "mate".

Mr. Anderson is a master of blending tones, able to layer comedy and tragedy, high stylization and sharp realism, bursting joy and haunting melancholy, not only within films but also within scenes and even single shots.

But it's his teleplays -- exquisitely sculptured, astonishingly economical, with a master's command of tone -- that place him in the highest tier of English dramatic writers.

The judges also set for the first time a mechanical royalty rate for master tones, ring tones made from a snippet of music from a full recording.

After the appearance of love-as-rapture in the early poetry, the inevitable frayings in intimate relations began to demand their say, and an elegiac tone tinged the poetry as Tenderness met Time: These two are the past masters  Of rime, tone, overtone.