low-toned

• “I stand in a trance watching the Gnawans play their deeply hypnotic music, marked by low-toned, urgent rhythmic sintir melodies, call and response singing, hand clapping and the shaking of rattle-like cymbals called krakeb.”

  The Huffington Post: Richard Bangs: Why Would Anyone Bomb Jemaa El F'na Square in Marrakesh?

• “David Schildknecht, the Austrian wine reviewer for Robert Parker's Wine Advocate, gave the Moric Alte Reben Neckenmarkt Blaufrankisch 2006 95 points and noted it's "concentrated black fruits ... smoky suggestions of machine oil and Szechuan pepper ... deep, low-toned, multi-dimensional, rolling finish”

  Video: Lemberger vs. Blaufrankisch -- Members of Finger Lakes Wine Community Chime In

• “Don was growling a low-toned menacing pre-bark growl all the more scary for that.”

  Simon & Schuster: A Small Death in the Great Glen

• “The samples are jagged edges of guitar licks, low-toned organ lines and gangster movie monologues.”

  The Washington Post: Lost tracks: Roc Marciano, "Marcberg"

• “The low-toned rumble of metal on metal is more soothing than the high-pitched muscle of jet engines or the droning of an auto motor.”

  Archive 2010-09-01

• “Oral arguments today are sedate, controlled, and low-toned affairs.”

  Is That Legal?: Ringside Seats to Gibbons v. Ogden

• “He rendered concertos and arias in a low-toned, gold-and-russet hum.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Beautiful Miscellaneous

• ““Bonjour” — following me with interested eyes; these young X. s and Z. s, low-toned, markedly discreet, lounging up to my table on their way out with murmurs:”

  The Arrow of Gold

• “His low-toned self-complacency, like the faded banner of an obstinate fort, still flies unconquered.”

  A Modern Utopia

• “‘Will he come here?’ at last she said, in a low-toned voice.”

  Doctor Thorne

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