monotones i造句

• His cryptic monotone is as stiff as his starched, high-necked shirt collars.
• Stone's tough-guy monotone is a taste one doesn't necessarily acquire.
• Monotone is designed for distributed operation, and makes heavy use of cryptographic primitives to track file revisions ( via the SHA-1 cryptographic signatures ).
• Though the author wasn't the best choice to read his words-- his monotone is deadly-- his portraits of this place are winners.
• In the case of telephone companies who have perfected the technology to the greatest extent the monotone is almost gone but the resistance to turning the call over to a human operator even greater . ( same for USPS who use this technology ).
• The piece was a great success & ndash; so much so that in 1966 Ashton enlarged the piece so that it would be long enough to be performed in the normal repertory, by the addition of " Monotones I ", which formed an overture to the earlier work.
• The two sections of the work also represent a contrast between the earthiness of the " Gnossiennes " in " Monotones I "-where the characters wear green costumes, engage in weighty and accented lunges, and shield their eyes from the sun-and the celestial, infinite and seamless qualities of the " Gymnopedies " in " Monotones II ", where the dancers are white-costumed, lit from above, and perform suspended arabesques, the men lifting the woman to " walk on air ."