tuneless

Never had a more tuneless voice been heard or one managed with less art.

Loud and tuneless, but has that ever been a problem before?

Then he was among them, chanting still in the deep, tuneless voice.

His tuneless humming stopped when he heard a sound from the other room.

He began a tuneless humming that set a beat, and she gave her small hands into his.

A few moments passed before they heard a tuneless humming.

If tuneless and bad, the public will not fail to condemn him.

Her voice faded to a tuneless hum as she left, too.

National debate followed, to the strains of that tuneless song.

He began to sing under his breath in a tuneless little whisper.

If I keep up this tuneless screeching, will the band eventually stop?

He was sorry for that but glad she stopped her tuneless humming.

He was singing to himself, a little tuneless song.

And sometime, in that endless time, he heard the sound of tuneless bells.

There was a low, tuneless whistle, then the car doors opened, and closed, again.

From the room next door came a heavy tuneless chorus:

They assemble in great tuneless choirs to sing to us about the issues of the day.

I didn't want to hear his low, eerie, tuneless humming.

He padded toward the kitchen humming a tuneless Korean melody.

She began a tuneless whistle through her missing teeth.

His low trilling sound came, filled the cave, tuneless but penetrating.

I could still hear the music from the celebrations, faintly: a distant tuneless hum.

He grinned, then whistled a few, brief, apparently tuneless notes.

It's a very strange sort of singing-you know, Oriental and tuneless?

An old woman was sitting by him, whispering an almost tuneless song that seemed dimly familiar.