I think there are few people who can read Shaw, Wells, Bennett, or even Conrad (who is in a category apart) without feeling that there are values and tonalities to which these authors are wholly insensitive.
These timbres and tonalities are his stronghold, he is ignorant of nearly everything else.
They go on to explain that hot tints and light tonalities should be applied to ascending lines, cold tints and sombre tonalities to descending lines, and an equal amount of light and dark to the horizontal lines.
He is a master of discreet tonalities and a draughtsman of the first order.
The tonalities of this picture are subtly beautiful, the modelling mysterious, the expression vital and singularly child-like.
In the welter of tonalities that bruised each other as they passed and repassed, in the preliminary grip of enharmonics that almost made the ears bleed, the eyes water, the scalp to freeze, I could not get a central grip on myself.
Liebermann discovered the glories of light, of spacing, of pure colour, and comprehended the various combinations by which tonalities could be dissociated and synthesised anew.
He would be sensitive, I do not doubt, to the tonalities of the way in which a waitress in a Lyons tea-shop would serve a lumpy-shouldered City man with tea and toasted scone.
This is a story in which the "tonalities of the affair" are much more subtle than in Typhoon.
The rimes in binding words should bind thoughts also; the tonalities or contrasts of vowel and consonant should echo harmonies or strains in pervasive moods.
The existence of speech melody and the tonalities of rime, assonance, and alliteration suggest an analogy between verse and music.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tonalities" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
