Sentence examples similar to pleasant intonation from inspiring English sources
It was about La Cuzzoni the incomparable singer, and not the scandalous diva, that Quantz wrote, "La Cuzzoni had a very pleasant and bright soprano voice, pure intonation and a beautiful trill.
"As we auditioned Promita we knew her intonation matched with the pleasant ring of the voice of millions of children in Bangladesh recognize as Meena's," said Aminur Rahman, partner in AVComm, who has been involved for years in the production of the Meena episodes.
"He sounds upper-class, he speaks slowly, his voice is really pleasant in French". Chevalier faulted Kerry only for his stilted delivery and the occasional ascending intonation.
But despite the frequent intonation of terms such as "grain security" and "self-sufficiency" (for a Communist Party of peasant origin, these have a pleasant ring), there are signs that the government is moving towards greater acceptance of the role of the market in regulating grain supplies and prices.
But his intonation was impeccable in theremin arrangements of Wagner's "Träume" and of "Scene d'Amour" from Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo," and the movement of the boat only added to the pleasant sensory confusion.
"She has perfect intonation.
"It's also your intonation.
Every intonation was the same.
But intonation was a problem.
