Sentence examples for mix of tones from inspiring English sources

His hair is no longer white but a swirly mix of tones.

But at the same time it is impossible to deny his sophistication, or his control over the film's volatile mix of tones and effects.

It is a difficult mix of tones to get right, but the Kings were helped enormously by casting Mary Elizabeth Winstead in the lead.

(In truth, this mix of tones is getting a little self-defeating – I kind of long for a kids' movie that isn't full of sassy one-liners from wised-up pre-teens, or that doesn't over-estimate children's desensitisation levels).

The San Francisco Chronicle's Mick LaSalle finds the mix of tones bizarre, calling the film "an action-movie bloodbath for a children's audience".

Tallerico praised the "tongue-in-cheek Winchester adventure" "The Usual Suspects", feeling that it had "enough pop culture references to make Tarantino jealous" and the "pitch-perfect mix of tones that make the show so great".

This harmonious mix of tone puts the reader deep into the mind of the castaway and his predicament.

The décor is a mix of earth tones — wooden tables, muted green paint — and industrial accents like exposed air ducts and vents and high-gloss concrete flooring.

Designed by an in-house team overseen by the developer Avi Brosh, the Palihouse aesthetic offers an eclectic mix of earth tones, Moroccan tiles, distressed leather club chairs, vintage chandeliers and candlelight.

His pattern is to sketch pencil illustrations and then transfer the design to watercolor paper, adding a mix of pale tones and jewel-like colors of yellow and red that radiate optimism even in a retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's classic "The Little Match Girl," which ends in the girl's freezing death.

Whether a shade appears daring or status quo depends on a mix of skin tone, eye color and gumption.