Sentence examples for unity of tone from inspiring English sources

The album's unity of tone, mood, thought, and philosophical contemplation matches its organic musical flow.

Before her, critics had held that epistolary literature should conform to certain rules of composition and should observe a unity of tone (e.g., "serious" or "playful").

The advantage of this form of writing was that it was not required to conform to any unity of tone or to similar strictures assigned to other genres since it was for a long time not even considered a genre.

A listener who followed Coltrane's career as it unfolded through commercially available recordings might well find "A Love Supreme" to be a great advance, in its solos as well as its unity of tone and intricacy of quartet interplay.

(The same thing is true of sportswriting: we go to it for either W. C. Heinz's tears or Jim Murray's jokes, Gary Smith's epics or Roy Blount, Jr.,'s yarns, which suggests that, with the minor arts, our approach is classical and depends on unity of tone).

The unity of tone maintained throughout the series provides viewers with the illusion that they're watching the work of two movie-authors when, in fact, they're watching the work of serial form itself, of the format to which Kerrigan and Seimetz's art has been subordinated.

Exotic locations underscore the unity of Tuck's tone.

He reduced the number of figures and the strong local colours traditional in 16th-century northern landscape painting, achieving a new unity of atmosphere and tone.

Furthermore, in listening to music, this listening is informed by an ongoing sense (or unity) of movement, rhythm, tone, scale, style, and so forth.

In this partnership, too, Ms. Argerich sets the tone, and the unity is one of spirit rather than letter, with a perfect unison sometimes sacrificed to a spirited turn of phrase or burst of energy.

(Unity of time and place).