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Meanings of tonal in English
Usage of tonal in English
1
Some detect at least a tonal shift from Barnier in recent weeks.
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His biggest problem was the tonal pronunciation, especially when he began performing.
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The second of the tonal relations upon which melody depends is contrast.
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Fortunately, the song's tonal themes are vastly different from what it intends.
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The tonal blend and range of trombone and guitar, moreover, are ideal.
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He attempts to adapt to the guitar their phrasing & tonal qualities.
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As to tonal color, he requires all possible variety in tone production.
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The result is accurate tonal reproduction, even in tricky mixed indoor lighting situations.
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Boom simply isn't experienced enough to bring off this tonal shift.
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As the critics noted, many of the show's problems were tonal.
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Jarmusch handles the tonal difficulty with Paterson's work with matter-of-fact calm and ease.
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He trotted out the fulgent and tonal Church of the Rev.
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In regard to interpretation, it should be full of tonal and rhythmic modifications.
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The full symbol of a Babel does not hold for the tonal art.
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By music the Greeks meant much more than merely the tonal art itself.
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But the most glaring shift, one that colours the book entirely, is tonal.
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Tonal through the time
Tonal across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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