tonelessness

Delivered with the tonelessness of a computer they were something else entirely.

The hostility was gone from his voice; nothing remained but an even tonelessness.

His voice had the tonelessness of a surgeon's asking for another scalpel.

"A man, of course," she divined with the same tonelessness.

I asked, really disturbed at the tonelessness in his voice as he finished his report.

It is such sheer tonelessness that pervades the proceedings.

The voice had the wary tonelessness of paranoia.

He spoke with a new odd tonelessness.

Even through the tonelessness Sarah can sense Roon's pleasure in her anger.

The tonelessness in her voice belied the tears in her eyes.

"Oh," she said, with all the tonelessness of disinterest, and went on with her stitching.

He had the look of a man who would not shock easily, and spoke with the brisk tonelessness of a hardened professional.

"Turner could sense the cyborg's sarcasm even through the tonelessness of the communication circuit.

Giving the bare details, without embellishment, Hortensius delivered his report with the formal tonelessness of a long-serving professional.

The tonelessness was gone, and there was the whip of sharp command in Daron's tone-and the mirror spun.

He spoke with a flat, uninfected tonelessness that made Larry think of the recorded announcements you got when you dialed the weather.

Her principal vocal deficits were a shrill and sometimes raspy top and a pervasive tonelessness through the rest of her range.

The tonelessness of Rennard's voice caused Huma to miss the magnitude of the gaunt knight's statement.

But now the hectoring voice had a tonelessness absolutely new, nor did Cato become excited, or enthused, or indignant, or angry.

Tonelessness aside, a theatergoer reasonably expects a play steeped in theater to be informed by knowing theater talk; by perception, not presumption.

Mamie McInnes played while Barney Car and her husband, Jerry, sang with good-natured tonelessness.

Jack asked, finally, "I'll look... Nothing much just this," and the very tonelessness of Northrop's voice made Jack look up quickly.

Mr. Coward wrote in his 1940 autobiography, "Future Indefinite," that Miss Williams "had a charming speaking voice with a sort of beguiling tonelessness."

And-" his tonelessness wavered, and he looked back up to meet Greentree's eyes "-the order to hyper back out is repeated, Sir.

As he rushed forward with Arthur and Shalhassan to succor them, Ivor heard Loren Silvercloak murmur with numbed tonelessness, "Too far.