Sentence examples for shaky tone from inspiring English sources

Pitch was the problem in her singing, prone to shaky tone and flatness.

After a rock-solid performance in the first week after the attacks -- news anchors calmly informing the country for days on end, the nation united by television in a way it rarely is anymore -- a shakier tone has dominated.

A year ago "Dividing the Estate" was good, but a tad shaky in tone.

Through canny pacing, charisma and force of will he manages to surmount some shaky sustained tones and a lack of flexibility in faster passages (the man is 70, after all) to create a noble, physically fearless, satisfyingly sung performance.

Stories viewers are used to off-the-cuff tone, shaky production and selfie monologues, allowing these creators to speak to directly to their audiences without much fuss.

"It's not glossy with beautiful camera moves, it's rather uneven and shaky in the tone and aesthetic and this is absolutely intentional.

Missed gigs have made Mr. Hubbard's recent reputation a little shaky, but "Hub-Tones," "Red Clay" and the rest of his best are still sending young trumpeters directly to music school.

Most of the rest of the movie is shot with a handheld, or "shaky cam," setting the tone for the emotional and spiritual conflicts that ripple through the movie.

He looked, and sounded, exactly like a homeless alcoholic: shaky and prematurely old, his tone, as he addressed Moyle, straight out of Little Dorrit, a pathetic combination of resignation and ingratiation (he wanted, desperately, to be allowed to leave).

"I'm feeling shaky.

My hands feel shaky".