Sentence examples for subtle inflection from inspiring English sources

The Danish style - light, fast and full of subtle inflection - is as enjoyable to watch as it is hard to acquire.

"Here we have a new technology that absolutely jeopardises your ability to express your emotion," said Ms Fisher, "there is no more subtle inflection of the voice".

Landers focuses on a specific but subtle inflection point: when clients start shelling out for pricey recruiting services.

The music of her childhood is a disciplined, richly melodic style full of subtle inflection, based on models that are learned by ear and then internalized so they can be woven into flowing, seamless improvisations.

In Woodley it has a nuanced star who brings subtle inflections to the smallest gestures.

She also learned to play the fiddle and to sing with the mournful, subtle inflections of traditional balladeers.

Ms. Fleming brought subtle inflections and bursts of intensity to her richly sung performance of this emotionally complex scene.

With subtle inflections and a poignant jumble of mannerisms and flinches, Ms Mulligan especially manages to make compelling what is essentially an unremarkable little-girl-lost character.

That's not to say that a particularly ridiculous passage, read with subtle inflections or deadpan delivery, can't be theatrical.

Mr. Giordano often made arrangements from his transcriptions from old recordings, right down to the solos, with all their subtle inflections and details.

These subtle inflections of class consciousness worked a nifty trick, lifting Mr. Moore's songs beyond both rehashed blues and self-indulgent singer-songwriter cliches.