Sentence examples for Uncertain tone from inspiring English sources

Their confusion gives the film its uncertain tone.

Or a low, uncertain tone, like a question.

Their attention may also be called to the uncertain tone of the criticism.

The uncertain tone in the market, combined with light trading volume, has made for choppy trading, which analysts expect to continue through the rest of the year.

While past exhibitions showcased proposals for the future of education, urban reconstruction and leisure, offering confident, assertive plans for a new way forward, this edition strikes a more critical, uncertain tone.

"They portrayed a cautious, uncertain tone, but they didn't portray a negative tone," said Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, after the conference call with Sun.

In no uncertain tones, Reich suggests that history is circular, that horror will recur.

Lucretius informs us in no uncertain tones that intrinsic to the very nature of the gods is a complete lack of interest in human affairs.

Giving a speech yesterday, the UK prime minister set out in no uncertain tones her conviction that Russia has been using social media platforms to try to interfere with Western democracies, directly accusing Vladimir Putin of seeking to sow social division by "weaponizing information" and planting fake stories.

("Foolish concocting, indifferent acting, slow pacing and uncertain toning," Times arts editor Charles Champlin wrote of the film in 1976).

For instance, the opening scene was eye-catching, yet uncertain in tone.