Sentence examples for spectrum of tones from inspiring English sources

Atlanta's success in pulling off such a broad spectrum of tones has softened us up, to the point that we can now expect more from our half-hour shows.

On the other hand, certain things in the show — a squatty antique bronze tureen and a set of nine bronze bells, graduated in size to produce a spectrum of tones — date from his time.

As for the colossal choral-orchestral forces, they have to be available because the work is also a celebration of sound, covering a huge spectrum of tones, textures and colors, prompted by the brilliance of natural resonances and the melodic exuberance of bird song.

The tempo was that of the wilderness; settling into it gave me the space and time to appreciate life's spectrum of tones and shades: the blue cold of the Arctic sharpening and defining awareness, and the expansive browns and reds of the hot wildernesses blurring boundaries in the heat waves.

"Madeline's Madeline," which has somewhat more substantial funding (though likely just cab change for a studio production), ranges extensively among indoor and outdoor locations and features an ample array of actors young and old, a varied spectrum of tones, a sense of a city that's infused with its heroine's creative passions, intimate tensions, personal histories, and medical troubles.

In any case, there is a full spectrum of tones that you can wear to a wedding, including black... so why not just leave white for the bride?

They then tried to capture that spectrum of tone color in novel forms that unfolded in shimmering waves.

Within those two choices, an array of different species of wood and types of metal offer you the full spectrum of tone.

In György Ligeti's Atmospheres every instrument in a symphony orchestra, including every string part, plays its own unique, melodic pattern; all of these parts coalesce into gigantic bands, or spectra, of tone colour that contrast with one another.

We saw the beauty industry shift, seismically around 2011 when foundations for a huge spectrum of skin tones finally became available on the high-street.

The cavalcade of winners included the queen's granddaughter Zara Phillips (silver, equestrian), but it also ranged over a spectrum of skin tones and a medley of speech patterns — the accents that signal origin and, to a large extent, education and class.