Sentence examples similar to soft intonation from inspiring English sources

But he was told by the director, Bill Condon, that his own, softer intonations — he was born in Barcelona to a Spanish mother and German father, and now lives in Germany — would do fine.

Africans, in particular, have greatly enriched the vocabulary and contributed the soft, somewhat nasal accent and rhythmic intonation that distinguish contemporary Cuban speech.

(Although intonation strayed in certain soft passages, such lapses could be forgiven. Mr. Licitra said he could not hear the orchestra at such moments. Neither could I).

Real & Imagined, I envision a body that is like my own With a third consciousness He moves quickly, smoothly- is agile The intonation of his voice is sweet, soft, feminine.

She pushes her singer to challenging new terrain, here literally forcing him to confront his younger self by intercutting (without sound) the Winterreise he sang in David Alden's 1997 film for Channel 4. The older Bostridge sings, leaning and pulling on intonation with clear intention, with his boyish, soft-featured self as his shadow.

In this case, the intonation has a lowering pattern with low pitch and a soft voice quality, expressing disappointment, regret, weariness, or relief.

"She has perfect intonation.

Her intonation is great.

"It's also your intonation.

Every intonation was the same.

But intonation was a problem.