Sentence examples for equable tone from inspiring English sources
Many countries made a genuine attempt to set a new and equable tone for discussion and debate.
"I found that biking around for just a few hours a day — or even just to and from work — helps keep me sane," claims the former Talking Head in the equable tones of Dr. Phil.
The Illustrated London News considered that "Gordon-Cumming made an admirable witness ... leaning easily on the rail, his grey-gloved left hand resting easily on the bare right, perfectly dressed, his tones equable, firm, neither over-hurried nor over-deliberate, cool, but not too cool".
In fact, there is something strangely equable in Coe's tone as the long parade of ghastliness passes by, in background and foreground, an odd parallel to the mawkish teenage outpourings.
The Tuaregs sang in open, equable voices while the Wodaabes sang in high, pinched tones that must carry a long way across sand and savanna.
Wren was marvellously equable.
It has an equable rhythm.
"The climate is very equable.
His default demeanor was equable mystification.
His "social history" is almost surgically equable.
Typically, Kaino is pleasantly equable about that.
