Sentence examples for unique tone from inspiring English sources

"It's wonderful they have been recognised internationally for their quality and unique tone of voice".

Parker had a unique tone; no other saxophonist has achieved as human a sound.

Santorum's skepticism towards free trade strikes a unique tone in the GOP field.

The Staatskapelle, of which Richard Strauss was once the musical director, has preserved from pre-war days a unique tone often referred to as the "German sound".

The overwhelming majority of men and women in history have lived and died with no recognition from the nation state, but Boland's unique tone of static incomprehension before this fact tends more to quietism than to radical indignation.

Her unique tone and vocal style is on show on this new single, a track that actually sounds as if it was made back in the early 80s alongside Bam Bam.

They are surprisingly melodious, each has a unique tone--the resonator resonates, the acoustic is full and thick, and the electric squeals and moans with the best--and all are true to the cigar box tradition.

According to co-director Kirk Wise, O'Hara was given the role because she "had a unique quality, a tone she would hit that made her special", reminiscent to that of American actress and singer Judy Garland.

Timbre, the tone color or unique quality of a sound, is a spectral fingerprint that helps us instantly identify and classify sound sources, such as individual people and musical instruments [5 7].

Just as each shade structure is unique, each tone is unique to that shade structure: the ones with long holes always emit bright green, the small holes placed together emit magenta, and the fragmented shapes emit amber orange.

A sequence of 3 unique pure tones constituted a tone-triplet.