Sentence examples for accommodating tone from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama's more accommodating tone did not represent a lessening of that concern.

The accommodating tone is in contrast to the caricature of D'Antoni that has emerged over the years — as a stubborn, all-offense, no-defense, small-ball coach who refused to adapt to personnel.

It is not entirely surprising, of course, that a party organization would remain in feisty campaign mode even after the election while legislators in Congress would take a more accommodating tone.

But by singling out the palace, the government abandoned its earlier accommodating tone.

Given a choice, Hungarian voters opted for the more accommodating tone of the new Most-Hid.

Administration officials said that a draft of his remarks was being reworked to reflect a more accommodating tone because of the new report.

In the face of European hostility to its Georgian thrust, the Kremlin has not changed its objectives, but its tone has become more accommodating.

"A coherent text is a designed object," he argues, and he shows contemporary writers – such as the New York Times obituarist Margalit Fox – in the act of accommodating the different demands of clarity, accuracy, concision, tone and cadence.

Thus, the southern Ugandan tone system seems to have two disparate roots, accommodating both the principle of equidistance and the experience of simple ratios.

The Chinese system concentrates in a similar way on a seven-tone scale but with a five-tone core (wu sheng) plus two changing (bian) tones to accommodate transpositions of a single mode to different pitch levels as well as modulations from one mode to another.

Coe said that training and accommodating the soldiers would be "the least of their concerns" and promised they would get the tone right.