Sentence examples for true timbre from inspiring English sources

He wrote beautifully, even when he thought conventionally, and the sober lucidity of his writing is, in a sense, the true timbre of the thought.

If it is difficult to hear the true timbre of Mr. Bush's Christian faith, it may be because he has a gift for emphasizing the universals and avoiding the potentially divisive particulars about what he believes.

In audio, the result is improved tonal clarity and truer timbre.

There is an old choristers' adage that goes, "When the music is marked forte, sing so you can hear yourself; when it's marked piano, sing so you can hear the others". After enough practice, you can learn to feel the vibration in your skull and tell by the sensation whether your pitch is right, your timbre true.

Yet Weber always leads from the bass, with a timbre that rings true in any context, ending the album on the solo Air.

The same is true when subjects compare two timbres.

And then he should have the timbre of Aureliano Pertile, the truest of the Verdi tenors".

And then he should have the timbre of Aureliano Pertile, the truest of the Verdi tenors". Now that "Il Trovatore" is back, it's something to shoot for.

Yet in the slow movement of the Bach there were moments of true beauty in which the strange shape-shifting timbre of the theremin came into its own.

If you want to be really kind then the true dream laugh is one with a rich throaty timbre that comes from inside the stomach and moves up and down the scale and is mixed with noises of rich discomfort and exquisite pain before finishing either with some kind of cough or a watery-eyed thigh slap.

I sound like a pre-pubescent Etonian," and it is true, you notice the vowels first, but what lingers is the timbre: a dark undertow, a complicated aftertaste.