Sentence examples similar to a revised tone from inspiring English sources
And given falling circulation numbers and the mass digital migration of news, Mr. Dunt questioned if the revised tone at The Mail, or any other paper, would do much to change minds.
Although the Times didn't use the "L word" when updating its story, the paper took a stronger tone in a revised headline asserting that the White House's crowd turnout claims were "false".
A revised script with the drinking toned down slightly was submitted on July 24, the same day Whale started shooting.
Midway through, in place of the spoken-word section voiced in Jackson's video by Vincent Price, a revised script is read in haunting tones by KUSC-FM (91.5) announcer Alan Chapman.
The employees didn't see the original report, but rather a version revised for "tone" and changed to omit the fact that one city councilman didn't bother to participate in the process at all.
A revised budget later passed.
So: a revised launch schedule.
SINCE the 1960's, a new generation of labor historians has dramatically revised the tone of these discussions.
We have substantially revised the tone of the article in response to this comment and acknowledged the two alternative possibilities in the manuscript.
