Sentence examples for tone required from inspiring English sources
She adjusted surprisingly well to the different tone required, but recently found that she couldn't keep it up.
I'd hazard that Dudley's Lenny Henry, when he's acting, speaks in the accent and tone required by whichever luvvie's sitting in the fold-up chair barking instructions.
But maintaining a positive tone required the president to say little, at least in public, about one-party Communist Party rule here or the treatment of dissidents.
The vocal writing alternates between styles broadly equivalent to recitative and song, distinguished by a forced high falsetto tone required from the male singers.
It is, I believe, very hard to argue that the ostensibly "objective" tone required by large media outlets builds public trust, given the very low esteem with which the public regards those media institutions.
He's married to Kate Rachel Colofff), who has the blustery, kvetchy tone required of Jewish mothers in stage comedy, as well as the Brooklyn trick of turning liver into livah.
This is a good approximation of meal accommodation although a true measure of gastric tone requires concomitant intra-gastric volume and pressure measurements.
In the critical care setting, a vasopressor can only be beneficial in patients with pathological vasodilatation, whereas patients with low systemic blood flow and maintained vascular tone require either fluids and/or an inotrope.
The second tone requires an upward rise in pitch, while the last tone sounds as when you're extremely mad, it's the same tone as the word, "No!" when you're mad.
Before Mr. Villchur's invention of the AR-1 loudspeaker in 1954, producing high-fidelity bass tones required speakers large enough to generate the long wavelengths of the deep notes.
In fact, even the language barrier may fall, since it should be possible to separate and catalog each of the vowels, consonants and dipththongs Caruso sang, then reassemble them into any word in any language, sung in any combination of tones required.
