Sentence examples for overtones for from inspiring English sources

The result was a cinematic coup, but with sinister overtones For twice daily recommendations of great Guardian and Observer features, visit thelonggoodread.com or follow @TheLongGoodRead on Twitter.

So it's got weird overtones for New York City, I think, as well.

Nor will a passionate love affair work if they inevitably play down any homoerotic overtones for US audiences.

Jerome Begin created a layered, percussive score with minimalist overtones for Mr. Hineline's "Confines," an ambitious piece for 16 dancers.

It was a circus of grandiose proportions and with sinister overtones for the defendants and their families.

So for a scene involving the sea you might get something salty or smoky overtones for a gun fight.

Next, we discuss the Vg dependence of the 2ZO overtone for both, q ≈ 0 and q ≈ 2k AV processes.

It can be seen that the behavior of Raman intensities of the fundamental and its overtone for mixed, cubic, and hexagonal phases are different.

And though the phrase had a distinctly Wild West overtone, for the blacks who coined the term, it was pure old South.

The inelastic transmission of the overtone for both CC and LC are similar in shape to the inelastic transmission of the fundamental, only further reduced.

It has overtones of "Waiting for Guffman," a 1996 film that parodies a small-town theater production.