Sentence examples for different tones in which from inspiring English sources

-- or how to adjust to the different tones in which we hear these stories.

In January, the 32-year-old Brooklyn native struck a different tone in an interview with Vice, which was part of a press tour following the price-hike revelation.

He described the previous week's speeches to the General Assembly, which seemed to set a different tone in Iran's diplomacy, as "a theater of lies and deception".

Understanding Cantonese requires mastering six different tones, which can change the meanings of words.

I now saw the liberal attitude of this press in a different light; the lofty tone in which it answered attacks and its method of killing them with silence now revealed itself to me as a trick as clever as it was treacherous...the sense of the whole thing was so obviously hostile to Germanism that this could only have been intentional.

We started to see the Chinese take a different tone which was that 'we are active and engaged in trying to solve the problem'".

Win!" I mean the tone in which we cheered.

Furthermore, Chinese is a tone language; thus a Chinese syllable in different tones (six tones in Cantonese) represents different meanings and each of them is denoted by a different character.

The book and movie are, of course very different in tone, which is something we'll be talking about.

The same phenomenon may come into play in different online forums, in which the tone of existing comments and the publication itself may set the pace for a majority of subsequent interactions.

From what clay were you fashioned, I'd like to say to the TTP (the Pakistan Taliban), in a tone quite different to that in which I'd direct it to the 14-year-old girl they shot "because of her pioneering role in preaching secularism and so-called enlightened moderation" and who, according to their spokesman, they intend to target again.