changing tone

noun

1. cambiata.

Example Sentences

To make the recordings, the Olivers and other families gave an AI company audio of their loved ones and it re-created their voices, changing tone and pattern based on relatives’ suggestions.

From Seattle Times

There have been 37 Godzilla movies since 1954, made with inconsistent continuity, changing tone and variable quality control, but alike in that the star is unkillable both within the series and in the hearts of its admirers.

From Los Angeles Times

The most noticeable difference for the majority of residents, however, appears to be the state’s changing tone around pandemic efforts, Shah said.

From Seattle Times

The changing tone reflects the middle path that India is carving out for itself in this crisis as the nation tries to maximize its geopolitical leverage without limiting its economic opportunities.

From New York Times

The changing tone reflects the middle path that India is carving out for itself in this geopolitical crisis, as the nation tries to maximize its geopolitical leverage without limiting its economic opportunities.

From New York Times