Sentence examples for equitable tone from inspiring English sources
It is tolerant of, and even interested in, the varieties of religious practice, and maintains an engaged and equitable tone of voice.
"Listen, Jeremy," she said in her crisp, equitable tones, "I thought you ought to know — the Berkowitzes are filing a motion to have the case against China dropped".
But the picture's equitable, ingratiating tone keeps us invested instead of distanced.
"While these measures will set the tone for an equitable, transparent and a more efficient economy, there is much that we could do, both individually and collectively, to strengthen the moral fibre of our society," Mr Mukerjee said.
But equitable funding is the only solution to reversing racist tones and labels used against black colleges.
When women have equitable political power, conversations about women's rights take on a different tone, and sexism in laws and government is more likely to get called out.
While acknowledging that "American citizenship enjoys strong protection against loss under Afroyim and Terrazas", retired journalist Henry S. Matteo suggested, "It would have been more equitable... had the Supreme Court relied on the Eighth Amendment, which adds a moral tone as well as a firmer constitutional basis, than the Fourteenth".
This is called "equitable sharing".
It hardly seems equitable.
