Sentence examples similar to peculiar intonation from inspiring English sources

Riley puts special intonation on "fearless".

Interviewing him through an interpreter, you get a sense of somehow skirting the heart of the matter, and his Polish intonations - a drawl with peculiar dying cadences - contrive to make him sound either dismissive or excessively self-deprecating.

The intonation of that "Sir" will be familiar to many of you, a tone peculiar to American airline companies, one in which resentment, superiority, fear, contempt and impatience are coiled into a venomous parody of politeness — a three-letter expletive really — that stands the notion of service on its head and tells the whole dismal story of U.S. carriers in recent years.

"She has perfect intonation.

Her intonation is great.

Why peculiar?

"It's also your intonation.

Peculiar, indeed.

But intonation was a problem.

Every intonation was the same.

His intonation is nearly perfect.