Sentence examples for gauge tone from inspiring English sources

It is often hard to gauge tone, facial expression and body language over text so don't say something sarcastic or ironic that may upset her, even if you intended it to be a joke.

Nor could he reliably gauge their tone.

He is, though, in a good position to gauge the tone of the England dressing room, in which Pietersen's occasional abrasiveness clearly grated.

Madonna has been liaising with members of the royal family in an effort to gauge the tone of her forthcoming film about Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson, reports the Sun.

CSAIL researchers have developed a wearable system that can gauge the tone of a conversation based on a person's speech patterns and vitals with 83percentt accuracy, writes Brian Barrett for Wired.

More often than not, you can gauge the tone and genre of your selection from just these couple paragraphs and decide if it's for you!

Director Matt Casella and his actors gauge the tone of the scene with absolute accuracy, as they do the scenes where Leonard as Nanny is running everybody's life, ladling out Nyquil when anyone dares to complain.

In this study, power spectral analysis of systolic blood pressure [ 26] and urinary catecholamines [ 33] were determined to gauge sympathetic tone.

Gauge your tone very carefully.

You'll want to gauge the tone of the musical you are auditioning for when prepping.

Despite not speaking English, the Shuar could tell whether the speaker was addressing an adult or a child 73% of the time, and they correctly gauged the tone as approving or disapproving 75% of the time.