Sentence examples for other tones from inspiring English sources

In shades of pink and other tones suggesting skin, as well as bright whites and suave, slightly toned-down decorator colors, Mr. Ramirez's fertile imagery proliferates all over the walls, turning a room into a visionary, wrap-around environment of erotic animation.

After it syncs, your ring tone appears with other tones.

The final realization is that the fabrics' patterns are often supplemented by scattered shards of bright red, gold, green and other tones.

SEATTLE — Gray and green may be the colors most associated with this forward-focused city, but it has a history in other tones, too.

In a poem titled "Let There Be Translators!" Schulman says, "Praised was the man who wrote his name in other / handwriting, who spoke in other tones... finding new music in each limitation".

At the Bowery Ballroom on Monday night, she mostly sang in other tones: a drooping twang, a bluesy moan, conversational asides or the confiding delicacy of a jazz singer.

"There is no other tone," Mr. McCarthy said.

Adams recalled the Yukon River trip that led him to write "Strange and Sacred Noise" and other tone poems of natural chaos.

Perhaps Couric was afraid that if she struck any other tone she'd seem like a relic from the pre-social media age.

She began reprinting the negatives, applying some of the bleaching techniques and other toning agents with which she had first experimented in the 1940s, creating more abstract, mysterious prints.

As expected, the combined disparities outperform all of the other tone-mapped stereo matchers.