Sentence examples for a distinct tone from inspiring English sources

"The Unforgiving Minute" is divided into sections, each with a distinct tone.

In enlarging the play Mr. Rogers also tripled the cast, supplying a distinct tone and vocabulary for each new character.

He is particularly adept at identifying those stylistic tricks and tics by which Shakespeare created a distinct tone -- a differentiated language -- from one play to the next.

There was a distinct tone in the bloke's voice that the apprentice was wasting time when he could be waxing, varnishing, breathing in dust and fumes.

The writers (led by Penhall) and the directors (who include David Fincher) of "Mindhunter" play with this and related ideas about masks, frames, screens, and true selves in a distinct tone.

97) The Libertines You could detect a distinct tone of surprise to the positive reviews that the Libertines' comeback album Anthems for Doomed Youth received, as if critics couldn't quite believe the band had managed to pull together such a good record.

Already Utopia feels more than the sum of these parts: a fully realised world with a distinct look, and a heightened tone that's confident enough to cut from humour to gore to big thriller moments.

To Gawker's benefit, the brand has managed to stand out from similar online publishers by developing a reliably distinct tone that engages, entertains and offers up a brassy opinion.

"We have to set a very distinct tone and attitude and editorial line on each of these channels and every one has to work editorially.

We believe it's important to serve music news and downloads with an opinion, with distinct tone and colour.

The BBC's award has always been a mannered affair, with its own distinct tone and texture.