Sentence examples for monotonous tones from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the stilted and monotonous tones of an Ancient Greek chorus, Middleton woodenly delivered what must have been a jolly nerve-wracking oration with a school assembly sort of aplomb.

Shot on location in the brothels and alleys of Phnom Penh, "Holly" has a grubby authenticity that fails to compensate for slack plotting and a monotonous tone.

The monotonous tone is established early on with Jacob's plodding narration, which takes over after an introduction by a rheumy-eyed Hal Holbrook (wonderful, as always), playing the aged Jacob.

The investigators analyzed the presentations themselves and found that a monotonous tone was most strongly associated with "nod-off episodes per lecture (NOELs)," followed by the sight of a tweed jacket on the lecturer.

The former Manchester United and Everton player was widely criticised for his monotonous tone that appeared to add little to what was an fascinating Group D game, even failing to get excited when Daniel Sturridge equalised for England.

Notice if your child speaks in a flat, monotonous tone as that is one of the tell-tale signs of Asperger's.

This eruption of color in the middle of the monotonous earth tones of the grasslands seem to joyously declare Ludiya's recovery from the earthquake in 2001 that killed almost thousands of people.

For instance, long pauses and a monotonous vocal tones were associated with sadder stories, while more energetic, varied speech patterns were associated with happier ones.

2) Flat Delivery Colorful dialogue doesn't have to be deep and profound, but a monotonous, even tone will not convey excitement.

It's all very winsome, but the upbeat tone becomes monotonous and bizarre.

Her speech was coherent but remarkably low in volume and tone, and monotonous.