intonational

His answer: that the conceptual framework of rights has been incorporated not only intonational constitutions and international covenants but also into modern human subjectivity.

Archive 2008-07-01 Mary L. Dudziak 2008

His answer: that the conceptual framework of rights has been incorporated not only intonational constitutions and international covenants but also into modern human subjectivity.

Mullins reviews Slaughter, Human Rights, Inc.: The World Novel, Narrative Form, and International Law Mary L. Dudziak 2008

He's one of the most intonational (ph) language ever because with that same music, all the youth of the world, all the people, can communicate.

Senegalese Trio Daara J 2006

For Dostoyevsky, according to Vladimir Zakharov, punctuation was intonational and intuitive.

languagehat.com: DOSTOEVSKY AND RUSSIAN PUNCTUATION. 2005

Some people are deft mindreaders, picking up subtle intonational shifts and adjusting their response with imperceptible ease.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

Some people are deft mindreaders, picking up subtle intonational shifts and adjusting their response with imperceptible ease.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

Some people are deft mindreaders, picking up subtle intonational shifts and adjusting their response with imperceptible ease.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

Some people are deft mindreaders, picking up subtle intonational shifts and adjusting their response with imperceptible ease.

Mind Wide Open Steven Johnson 2004

The evocation of the transfiguring moonlight of Mondnacht, for example, was compromised by intonational uncertainty.

Evening Standard - Home Barry Millington 2011

"When you've got singers or you've got trombone players or violinists, when they're playing music -- in the moment -- they're constantly adjusting their intonational aspects to the requirements of the moment."

Chicago Reader 2010