Sentence examples for consistent in tone from inspiring English sources

Jennings' work, though consistent in tone, was not repetitious.

Mr. Echols's prison story is not consistent in tone.

The copy in their clothing catalogue is fresh and funny, compact and consistent in tone.

Over his 50-year career, Pynchon's work has been remarkably consistent in tone.

Solid of structure, consistent in tone, Forsaken canters along with its tropes hanging like saddlebags.

And it's consistent in tone, with an atmosphere of tension, verging on discomfort though interlaced with humor, and a guardedness that never relaxes.

"Jeff, Who Lives at Home" is more consistent in its tone and coherent in its story.

Nahon's editing is why the letters were so "consistent" in their tone.

And, as Mark Steyn once pointed out, comparing what Bart did with Dickens to what Disney did with Kipling's Jungle Book, the composer took the source material and recast it in another form, consistent in its own tone.

First, I could detect whether we can distinguish a consistent political tone in the encyclicals, distinct from the more theological message founded on spiritual concepts such as faith or the practice of praying.

While Atlanta's observations are as keen as those in Better Things, the show is much more consistent in its laughs and tone.