Sentence examples for the overtones of from inspiring English sources

The overtones of Brecht are audible.

The overtones of the achievement beard are plain.

The overtones of crucifixion only increased the crudeness of the scene.

Mentions Dr. Ludwig Lewisohn who was equally deaf to the overtones of his autobiography,"Upstream".

Think about the overtones of the hues, and how you can work with them.

This view is deaf to the overtones of Montaigne's self-removal.

To millions of others, less sensitive to the overtones of history, war became actual only when Paris became German.

("Lineage," the opening track, was inspired by the overtones of a singing bowl from his temple in Japan).

It felt sometimes as if the overtones of the notes themselves had entered into a conversation with one another.

Composed of elegantly flowing lines and somber, breathlike silences, the music shimmers with the overtones of the piano.

And it's being a Londoner – with all the overtones of capital-city living – that helps define me".