Sentence examples for a different tenor than from inspiring English sources

Even the challenging comments of "Now do it for Stoke" were of a different tenor than "He's never going to do it".

"It just seems to me to have a different tenor and tone than before," he said.

The remarks by Mr. Giuliani left no doubt that the gathering would strike a notably different tenor than did the Democratic gathering in Boston.

But Walsh, perhaps inadvertently, illuminated an important truth behind Trump's popularity: The president's inconceivably loyal base forgives him for his obvious and frequent lies because they have a distinctly different tenor than the average politician's fibs.

The Payne case, at least so far, appeared to have a different tenor.

And was this, as the Times speculated, "a different tenor … bipartisanship, of sorts".

One clear way to do that is with a different tenor, the adviser said.

THE ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM Like Dark Souls, Skyrim is also a fantasy role-playing game, but of quite a different tenor.

But the historic divide has taken on a different tenor among newcomers as luxury developments have washed through the north side, creating what some might disparagingly call Manhattan East.

Obviously, this meeting had quite a different tenor.

But it's of a different tenor here, consumerism.