Sentence examples similar to quieter timbre from inspiring English sources
Lee Harvey of Vox praised to the song's quiet dynamics and soft timbre, stating that it "stoutly [refuses] to rock out and accordingly [retains] a helium-light touch".
Marti Epstein's "Hidden Flowers" (2012), with its quiet, glassy string timbres, was a harder sell, though it had a concentrated, Feldman-esque appeal.
We were quiet the whole ride here, but now the silence is different, the timbre one of tentative forgiveness.
I notice my little voice has quieted significantly, even if it has taken on a piquant French timbre (You are still a big jerk).
The recurrent climaxes of the symphony, those monster triple-forte chords over a roar of percussion, hit with maximum force, but the quieter passages had even greater impact, as Gergiev showed his wizardly ability to generate a low-hanging mist of timbre in the bass regions of the orchestra.
"Timbre," corrects Boyle immediately.
Extremely nasal timbre thus stresses different overtones than mellow timbre.
And what is vocal timbre?
Listen to the timbre of my voice!
Timbre is radically simple by comparison.
