Sentence examples for wider tone from inspiring English sources

He's the brother of Nat King Cole, but they sound only semirelated, more like cousins: though the quick-reflex delivery is there in the voice, Freddy has a richer, wider tone.

Freddy Cole is the brother of Nat King Cole, but they sound only semirelated, more like cousins: though the quick-reflex delivery is there in the voice, Freddy has a richer, wider tone.

Freddy Cole is the brother of Nat (King) Cole, but they sound more like cousins: though the quick-reflex delivery is there in the voice, Freddy has a richer, wider tone.

Tomic reacted to the news at first like a neophyte ("I can't believe I'm playing him!") but rapidly adopted a less wide-eyed tone.

In search of an autumnal sequel to a summer collection of half-zip tracksuit tops and rave-y rainbow coloured skirts which confirmed a cooler, less wide-eyed tone for the brand six months ago, Waight Keller was researching motocross clothing when she came across the memoir of Anne-France Dautheville, who in 1973 became the first woman to motorcycle solo around the world.

It has the drummer Horacio (El Negro) Hernandez, the saxophonist Greg Tardy and the pianist Bruce Barth; Mr. Patitucci has been delving deep into Latin music lately, and his strong hands and wide tone make the tunes nearly explode with intensity.

The humor also depends on Chris Parnell's performance as the debate moderator, Jim Lehrer, with his wide-eyed look and uninflected tone.

Concerns over bank exposure to hedge fund losses and heavy selling in overseas markets helped sour the wider markets' tone, according to Rao Chelasani, chief investment strategist at Everen Securities in Chicago.

Elsewhere, far right groups have sought to cast off an earlier Angry White Man image to appeal to a wider electorate, toning down their rhetoric in the process.

The crucial thing was the command of color: luminous sweetness in Beethoven and Prokofiev, a wide, ruddy tone in Sarasate's "Carmen Fantasy," and savage sounds for Schnittke, including something like electric-guitar fuzz.

The pontiff's speech set the wide-ranging tone for his four-day visit: despite attacking atheism, he paid tribute to the UK's historic achievements and offered "a hand of friendship" to all its people.