Utiliser "tenor" dans une phrase

1. However, the tenor of the Old Testament as a whole was that

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2. But all of this is done out of sync with the tenor of heaven

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3. Then my neighbour stood and with feet apart and head thrown back, he poured out a drama like an operatic tenor

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4. seemed to cover the general tenor of his promises

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5. As a decisive shift in the tenor of our voices, As control is shifted from us

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6. That they were superior in private life, we have the express testimony of Polybius, and of Dionysius of Halicarnassus, two authors well acquainted with both nations; and the whole tenor of the Greek and Roman history bears witness to the superiority of the public morals of the Romans

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7. Arrogance, the off-spring of Low Esteem, is (fortunately) balanced, however, by the professional demeanor of other (exceptional) athletes with little or nothing to prove, whose quiet tenor, and business like attitude, free of pretentious designs and excessive self-regard; that is to say, individuals who are comfortable with themselves and in themselves, who feel that they have nothing to prove and are (generally) less likely to be influenced by money and glamour; speaks volumes about the fundamental character of an emotional secure individual

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8. The general tenor resonating within the liberal community can best be described as ecstatic indignation over the (comparative) mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners of war by over zealous prison guards

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9. Then water fowl from the wetlands in the valley brought their voices in a gentle chorus, like tenor and bass parts being added to the “sky” birds

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10. Resp started again, his voice was in a higher tenor, and

11. 7 And they said, The man asked us straightly of our state, and of our kindred, saying, Is your father yet alive? Have you another brother? And we told him according to the tenor of these words: could we certainly know that he would say, Bring your brother down?

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12. 27 And the Lord said to Moses, Write you these words: for after the tenor of these words I have made a covenant with you and with Israel

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13. tenor of these words I have made a covenant with thee and with Israel

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14. according to the tenor of these words: could we certainly know that he would

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15. The basic tenor

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16. “We have been inducted, into Pharaoh’s Fourth Army, and act under the direct order of its commander!” Moshe was at great pains to keep the tone and tenor of his words measured, authoritative, but respectful

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17. “But, I guess what concerns me most,” Moshe added, the change in the tenor of his voice sparking renewed attention, “is the knowledge gained from some of those that joined us today, that we are only one full day’s ride east of the brick-making place called the Project where I came from

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18. Moshe was at great pains to keep the tone and tenor of his words measured, authoritative, but

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19. “But, I guess what concerns me most,” Moshe added, the change in the tenor of his voice

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20. The whole tenor of Bacon’s Novum Organum is that

21. Moved by the tenor of his tone, as they lifted their heads, their tear-filled eyes came into his dim view as his own eyes were welled with tears of joy

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22. One week he was a squeaky tenor, and the next week after a

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23. “My name is Lezura Hembim,” she said confidently, her voice a soft tenor without any noticeable accent

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24. The tone of the voice was a low tenor, not like S’us’

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25. Playing the alto and tenor saxophone – he was also a composer – his mastery of the horn was remarkable He soon earned the nicknames of Bird and Yardbird

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26. Her neighbor, Kenneth Hollan, played tenor saxophone and she joined him as a singer at the Alhambra Bar and Grill, Mexico’s, the Grey Dawn, the Brooklyn Elks’ Club, Pod’s and Jerry’s and the Bright Spot

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27. Michael played clarinet, alto sax and tenor sax: jazz, funk, fusion, rock and post-bop

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28. Doing this further alters the tenor, cadence, and vocabulary of the voice expressing them

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29. The multi-tonal note became more as the voice, that tenor that had not been destroyed even after ten years of smoking, rang out loud and strong in a language Cloud had never heard, but he knew somehow the meaning of it

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30. for me and Mom--quite a good tenor, my dad was

31. “We need a little more tenor to balance out the base

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32. Even Selar was so caught up in the presentation, the hypnotic tenor of Garcia’s voice, that the performance seemed over before it had even gotten started

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33. What is invariant from channel to channel is her feeling – the sense of her presence – and the tenor and direction of her thinking

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34. “Oh Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling…” Ernie’s clear tenor and the song’s melancholy quality subdued the audience

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35. They hold on the even tenor of their way, and pass silently on towards home; but they sweeten all around them

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36. uniform tenor should be a protest against the

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37. ‘We’ll be leaving tomorrow,’ he said with a feeling of disappointment, which she noticed in the tenor of his tone

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38. ‘Having seen your love in the print of your hand, now I want to savor it in the tenor of your tone

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39. determination to change the tone and tenor of my prayers – spend more time thanking

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40. than his best to improve the tone and tenor of the institution

41. The principled conservative is both protective of individual privacy but also rightly concerned about the tone and tenor of American culture

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42. But the greater the success which men have achieved in the inductive science, the more does the whole tenor of their teachings and example impress us with the necessity of observing carefully, patiently, accurately, with all the instruments and resources at our command the individual facts before venturing upon a statement of general laws

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43. She strained to hear, hoping they had skipped the office, but Chambers’ voice droned closer and the tenor of his voice changed dramatically after Garret interrupted with a question

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44. The early news reports called it a drowning and accidental death, but as more information came in, the tenor of the stories began to change

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45. denotes the period of maturity or tenor

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46. maturity mismatches that may arise out of extending long tenor loans to

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47. The tenor of the bank loans may not normally be longer than seven years

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48. a) The tenor of the loan not to exceed 180 days

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49. Material alteration : Any alteration that changes the tenor of an instrument

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50. Tenor : instructions appearing on the face of a negotiable instrument such as

51. Panchajanya’s tenor signifies an end to the iron age of Kali Yuga

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52. And even if one can suggest the themes or the tenor of certain of the passages, and trust that

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53. But thus we open our wants and our desires, and then refer ourselves to His wisdom and goodness: And hereby we give honour to Him as our protector and benefactor, and take the way which He Himself hath appointed of fetching in mercy from Him, and by faith plead His promise with Him; and if we are sincere herein, we are through His grace qualified according to the tenor of the new covenant to receive His favours, and are to be assured, that we do and shall receive them

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54. Deal with us according to the tenor of the everlasting covenant, which is well ordered in all things and sure, and which is all our salvation, and all our desire

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55. Deal with us and our family according to the tenor of the everlasting covenant, which is well ordered in all things and sure, and which is all our salvation and all our desire; however it pleaseth God to deal with us and with our house

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56. O receive us graciously into the bond of this covenant, and make us accepted in the beloved, according to the tenor of the covenant

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57. But I have started aside from thee like a deceitful bow, I have not made good my covenant with thee, nor hath the temper of my mind, and the tenor of my conversation been agreeable to that holy religion which I make profession of, to my expectations from thee, and engagements to thee

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58. Tenor: Stamp; the character of a subject; the general course or thought

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59. It was a tenor, but it

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60. When she finished, a young tenor

61. She first called a Greek tenor with the Metropolitan

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62. After six months of rejections, she managed to be heard by a famous tenor,

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63. microphone and started singing with his sweet tenor voice that

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64. In the beginning, Peter stood at the head of the casket and, in his tenderly tremulous tenor, delivered “Amazing Grace

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65. Life, death,—living forever, perishing, the ideas conveyed by these and similar words are likely to be their true sense, unless overruled by the connection, or by the general tenor of the book in which they appear

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66. A tenor large and fresh as the creation fills me,

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67. A tenor, strong, ascending with power and health, with glad notes of daybreak I hear,

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68. From these, for these, with these, a hurried line, dead tenor,

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69. He had a good tenor voice, and he loved to learn all the songs his friend could teach him, so that he could sing whilst he was carting

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70. Edgar repeated the line in a clear tenor

71. He grew flushed, his eyes were bright, he sang in a manly tenor

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72. who wanted it for a high tenor; but their maxim was, that it was an

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73. The tenor of the impending slaughter pervaded the house

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74. The bass and the second tenor hadalready come

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75. Bell, the second tenor, was a fair-haired little man who competed every year for prizes at the Feis Ceoil

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76. The first tenor and the baritone and Miss Healy stood together, waiting tranquilly, but Mr

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77. The first tenor and the contralto, however, brought down the house

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78. But what else could she do? She appealed to the second tenor who said he thought she had not been well treated

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79. M'Coy had been at one time a tenor of some reputation

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80. Bartell D'Arcy, the tenor, a dark- complexioned young man with a smart moustache, praised very highly the leading contralto of the company but Miss Furlong thought she had a rather vulgar style of production

81. Freddy Malins said there was a Negro chieftain singing in the second part of the Gaiety pantomime who had one of the finest tenor voices he had ever heard

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82. He told too of how the top gallery of the old Royal used to be packed night after night, of how one night an Italian tenor had sung five encores to Let me like a Soldier fall, introducing a high C every time, and of how the gallery boys

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83. "For me," said Aunt Kate, who had been picking a bone, "there was only one tenor

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84. I heard him when he was in his prime and I think he had then the purest tenor voice that was ever put into a man's throat

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85. Bartell d'Arcy was the tenor, just coming out then

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86. His spindlelegs and sparrow feet are those of the tenor Mario, prince of Candia

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87. A phenomenally beautiful tenor voice like that, the rarest of boons, which Bloom appreciated at the very first note he got out, could easily, if properly handled by some recognised authority on voice production such as Barraclough and being able to read music into the bargain, command its own price where baritones were ten a penny and procure for its fortunate possessor in the near future an entrée into fashionable houses in the best residential quarters of financial magnates in a large way of business and titled people where with his university degree of B

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88. Besides, though taste latterly had deteriorated to a degree, original music like that, different from the conventional rut, would rapidly have a great vogue as it would be a decided novelty for Dublin's musical world after the usual hackneyed run of catchy tenor solos foisted on a confiding public by Ivan St Austell and Hilton St Just and their genus omne

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89. memory coming at Werner like a six-car train out of the darkness, the quality of the transmission and the tenor of the voice matching in every respect the broadcasts of the Frenchman he used to hear, and then a piano plays three single notes, followed by a pair, the chords rising peacefully, each a candle leading deeper into a forest

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90. The voice was pitched closer to alto than tenor, and it was a little fast and shaky with nerves