Ms. Albanese sings with all the fine-spun lyricism and touching inflections of her Mimi for Toscanini, but with greater poise and lyrical expansiveness.
To single out one other individual, Carl Hieger, a tenor, provided a touching cantorial inflection in the Sheriff.
His voice is gravelly, with a touch of Valley Girl inflection – part Jack Nicholson, part Kim Kardashian.
The cues can be verbal (speech, writing) or non verbal (seeing, touching, tone of voice, vocal inflection, physical gesture, smelling, touching) [14, 16, 17, 62].
You're also more in touch with the small inflections in your own moods.
So, of course, are his films — but Hitchcock's films, unlike the interviews, have the uniquely inspired madness of his taste, touch, tone, his inimitable visual inflection.
(1) Also, in studies involving brain wave patterns of users of electronic technologies, excessive cell phone use results in a diminished empathic connection to each other because there is no access to many of the cues that reflect information about subtle aspects of others' feelings, such as body language, subtle changes in voice tone and inflection, facial expression and touch.
Use inflection, and make eye contact sometimes.
Malevolent with false resignation, and in a most wicked touch of incorrectness, with just a hint of a Catskills inflection, Mr. Berkoff's Shylock is breathtakingly complicated: pitiful, grotesque, evil Jewish.
The prëeminent Baroque conductor William Christie and his ensemble Les Arts Florissants, known for its stylistic assurance and lively dramatic inflection, perform Handel's operalike oratorio, a gentle, touching telling of the title character's Christian martyrdom.
