Levine's smoothing tenor singing voice punctuates the introspective tone. She has an occasional vibrato that punctuates some of her more dramatic phrasing. Flyvbjerg punctuates his narrative with a wonderfully dry sense of the ironic and the absurd. SLUG Magazine" wrote&colon; "After an epic build-up, wild electronica punctuates "Reassuring Pinches" menacingly. Automatic gunfire punctuates the night, frightening the hostages and keeping the atmosphere tense. Yet Vonnegut also punctuates his dystopia with humor. A succession of circular dormer windows punctuates the attic story of the slate-shingled mansard roof. The song utilities synthesizers which "punctuates" and a "thumping" bass. John's present-day narrative punctuates his retelling of past events, providing commentary and more recent anecdotes. The orchestra punctuates the action, highlights key moments, and provides transition. She punctuates her demands with sharp blows to his posterior with her walking stick. A curved elevator tower punctuates the northwest corner of the building like a campanile. Messner punctuates the general happiness with frequent reminders that the situation will end badly. A laugh track punctuates certain jokes. He punctuates the lines of the song with three demonstrations of his strength.