Sentence examples for had a tone from inspiring English sources
It found 49% had a tone of joy and thanksgiving rather than mourning.
Maybe because the battle was already lost, his speech had a tone of exasperated regret, tinged with earnest bewilderment.
Indeed, the early coverage, invariably emphasizing the high spending of a small group of physicians, had a tone of triumph.
And if this record-player had a tone arm, it, too, would probably make some kind of sound.
The Victorian cant of empire always had a tone of mastery, rather than bellicosity, and the talk of 2002 had just that air of masterful confidence.
On hearing of Hall's transfer, one officer had "a tone of voice generally used when the parish priest comes slowly into the death cell", while another was aghast at the camp's softball team losing so skilled a left-fielder.
JETER'S STRUGGLES Derek Jeter went 4 for 15 in the first three games of the division series, and had a tone-setting hit off of Justin Verlander in the first inning of Game 3.
His "Joyous Celebration of the Memory of the Master Johann Sebastian Bach" had a tone-row composed of the notes B, A, C, and H (in the German notation), of these inverted, and of these transposed; and there were four movements, the first played on instruments beginning with the letter b, the second on instruments beginning with the letter a, and so on.
Her obituary in the New York Times has a tone of peevish, gawking reproach.
Indeed, the whole debacle has a tone of collegial prankishness turned sour.
