Sentence examples for precise tone from inspiring English sources

Maintaining a precise tone is paramount.

"Sue was understated and deliberate in her presentation – her precise tone and slight lisp was unmistakable.

Magee's cool, precise tone recalls Hans Fallada's Alone in Berlin, and, like Heinrich Böll, Magee is haunted by the everyday and the small people who are inseparably part of a great ravagement.

In a soft, but precise, tone Sewell recounts the story of Henry Royce, the self-taught Edwardian engineer who built the Silver Ghost, and Charles Rolls, the educated aristocrat who was to sell it.

And yet, as Deen pointed out, millions of Britons protested against the war in Iraq and so, even if one is repulsed by the precise tone of the protest, it is hard to claim that the protestors are representing an extreme point of view.

Only in some sections does he hit the confident, precise tone of Trainspotting, in which casually deployed official English collides with the vernacular: "You can operate fae the purest of motives but some fuckers will eywis misconstrue it to fit their ain twisted agenda".

One heard it in the clearcut, precise tones of the president, France's veteran statesman.

Known for his fluid, improvisatory melodies, Mr. Valdés tuned his drums tightly to produce clear, precise tones, and he popularized the playing of multiple conga drums; when he began his career, conga players, or congueros, typically used only one or two drums, but Mr. Valdés played three, four or more to allow a wider range of tones.

"The vehicle commander was tore up pretty bad; I got a concussion," he said in slow, precise tones.

While stringed instruments of China were designed to produce precise tones capable of matching the tones of chimes, stringed instruments of India were considerably more flexible.

Finally, in the case of music, a score leaves indeterminate various elements such as the precise timbre and fullness of tone, and these are filled out in different ways in different performances of the work.