Sentence examples for weighty tone from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fogelberg's songs tended to have a weighty tone, reflecting on emotional issues in a serious way.

The French soprano Anne-Sophie Duprels, who made her company debut as Violetta, sang with an appealingly warm, weighty tone and finely tuned technique, and moved with grace.

"Today's weather soldiers use radar, satellites, climate data and computers to provide final reports to troops," he explained in a weighty tone.

As in his solo recital in this hall earlier this year, there was a go-for-broke eloquence – and a few slips – in Perahia's Beethoven playing, which was characterised by a bright, weighty tone and a compelling rhythmic urgency throughout.

Surrounded by Animoss's dusty-yet-lush sample flipping, Ka adopts a nimble but weighty tone, as if he's not reading bars from a notes app but from some ancient scroll, imbuing each invocation of mythical beasts with grave importance.

Not content with a sheaf of dodgy credit cards, he pretends to be the chief financial officer of a major company, and thinks nothing of adopting the weighty tones of a judge, on the phone, to get himself bailed.

Afterward, she lingered in the vestibule to give him the opportunity to talk to her, though all he did was ask, in the weighty tones of a prosecutor in court, about her studies.

That reputation is being challenged in a new, handsome Kennedy Center production of "The Guardsman" featuring a fresh translation by Richard Nelson that seeks to honor the darker, weightier tone and content of the original.

I also like it for its dark, weighty quality, a tone that many students have difficulty with and mistake for sadness or depression it's good to draw their attention to the difference between depression and a deep sense of life.

Indeed, many of his novels, including "Waiting for the Barbarians" and "Life & Times of Michael K.," which won the Booker Prize in 1983, have a weighty, allegorical tone.

The movie is filled with tastes and textures, with the paraphernalia of the boxing gym, the feel and tone of apartments and streets, the distinctive touch of doors and clothes, the weighty feel of a world of stuff and a city of asphalt and steel, wood and stone.