Sentence examples for a tone different from from inspiring English sources

His critics said that to be credible he would need to strike a tone different from that of his previous address.

Before taking questions, he thanked the journalists — a disarming move that immediately set a tone different from that of his predecessor, Cardinal Edward M. Egan, who often had a prickly relationship with the news media.

In general, the raised areas of the surface need to be rendered in the image by tones different from those of the ground plane of the coin.

This report, his third, struck a tone quite different from the one issued a year ago, which was devoted completely to the salary issue.

But he developed a tone very different from his pastor's.

The exhibition in Philadelphia ends with a section designed by Venturi and Scott Brown themselves — a sort of coda but with a tone very different from that of the main galleries.

Becoming a bargaining unit alongside their bosses gave the Rutgers organizing drive a tone quite different from that of the two previous successful postdoc campaigns.

In a gentle tone very different from his dinner-party manner, he said, "Yes, well..

In a gentle tone very different from his dinner-party manner, he said, "Yes, well.

They played long versions of songs, and sometimes entire albums, and talked to their audiences in a conversational tone very different from the hard-sell approach of their AM counterparts.

Mr. Fornatale, Mr. Elsas and others included Richard Neer, Dave Herman, Alison Steele (the Nightbird) and Scott Muni narrated the soundtracks of my life in high school, and beyond, talking to me, as the Times obit of Mr. Fornatale said today, in "a conversational tone very different from the hard-sell approach of their AM counterparts".