Sentence examples for altered tone from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists were skeptical of Trump's altered tone.

HIE (e.g., altered tone, depressed level of consciousness, seizures) and other multiorgan system signs (e.g., altered consciousness, muscle tone, posture, tendon reflexes/clonust, myclonus present/absent, pupils, seizures, etc).. Brain damage was defined as presence of HIE of full-term infants and periventricular leukomalacia (PVL) or preterm infants.

Some of the most astringent sounds in his output appear in the score for Hiroshi Teshigahara's brilliant, eerie 1964 film "Woman in the Dunes," where the shifting sands are represented by sirenlike glissando strings and electronically altered tones.

So you can effectively trigger and alter tones by moving your fingers accross the three sliders on the front of the vest.

Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) treatment is known to cause alterations in CB1 receptor levels in the HC [ 45, 46] and these alterations might be the consequences of the altered serotonergic tone.

"I think he set the tone that it was all right to do this, and no one's changed or altered that tone," Mr. Brickman said.

Television has of course greatly altered the tone of the briefing.

Having begun as a respectful candidate he had altered his tone to attack Republican candidate Dwight D. Eisenhower.

And, as in New England, summer-home gentrification has altered the tone.

The Russians have altered their tone since the assault on Hama, calling Mr Assad's use of force "unacceptable".

France increasingly became his principal example, and what he saw there altered the tone of his work.