Sentence examples similar to warm intonation from inspiring English sources
His orotund phrasing and warm, Californian intonation complete a fabulous vocal talent.
Jorge Otero sings with a warm and ingratiating intonation that sounds like he's constantly inviting you join him on a crazy mystical adventure - in the vein of Wayne Coyne but distinctly his own.
Profanity, served up in the warm, open-throated intonations of this region of northern Portugal, is as much a part of the menu as the veal chop or tripe stew.
In Beethoven's Cello Sonata in D (Op. 102, No. 2), which opened the program, she played with a warm, inviting sound and flawless intonation.
I mean that lurks behind the warm, sensual tones of our spoken intonation.
Mr. Mork was admirable in every way: his intonation was both firm and warm and his reading of the work had an eloquence that sometimes took the form of an aching lyricism and sometimes a relentlessly driven intensity.
The Bavarians are far more accurate in ensemble and intonation, and more pleasing in tone, than were the Montrealers, and Philips's digital sonics are warm and flattering.
"Like our intonation and the way we move our hands," said Ms. Kendal, 52, who has long blond hair and a warm manner.
"She has perfect intonation.
"It's also your intonation.
