Sentence examples for depending on tone from inspiring English sources

"DJ" is often used derogatorily, with two index fingers doing air-quotes, and, depending on tone, almost interchangeable with "Spotify DJ" or "fake DJ".

While its vocabulary appears limited, its possibilities for meaning are multiplied since the meaning of words and phrases also depends on tone.

The hammers are covered with either hard or soft leather, depending on the tone quality desired.

Blonde hair, depending on the tone, can look good with either gold or silver.. Black or brown hair look well with either silver or gold.

Fine tune the rods to make sure the point you're hitting results in the same tone all the way around the drum, tightening or loosening depending on the tone you're getting.

Depending on their tone, I'll seek out the worst review and read that.

On Independence Day, the thing to shout above all else is "Viva Mexico, Cabrones!" a patriotic exhortation directed at either bastards or buddies, depending on the tone employed.

Commodity prices have been gyrating wildly recently, knocked this way and that depending on the tone of the latest batch of economic data.

Nassar is a professor of constitutional law at Cairo University, and his analysis could be seen as either deeply pessimistic or perversely optimistic, depending on the tone of your inshallah.

A quashing of the long-term proposal may not have any effect on Jeter's good relationship with the team and desire to remain with the Yankees -- or, depending on the tone of the negotiations, the decision may harden Jeter, as other players have been hardened in a similar situation.

Depending on the tone I use when singing it, it can either come off as ironic or sincere.