Sentence examples for has set a tone from inspiring English sources
This stripped-down style has set a tone that seems right for these times.
In that opening passage alone, Mr. Rioult has set a tone of ebbing and waning movement pricked with small surprises.
"In that respect the times I've been at Man United I've appreciated the way Sir Alex [ Ferguson has set a tone at the club.
In the early days of his papacy, Francis has set a tone of humility and simplicity that has struck a chord with ordinary Catholics and also with other religious leaders.
We know that will not be an easy task, but [Obama] has set a tone.
Stewart seems to have set a tone, Gardenhire said.
These preceded Diane Arbus's and Richard Avedon's images in similar hospitals by years and seem to have set a tone for his later work.
The words of the UN secretary-general, urging that last week's Kenyan elections should be "credible and peaceful" have set a tone.
Strong leadership from both sides, a new-found restraint within Indonesia's hitherto notoriously ill-disciplined army and firm monitoring from 227 observers sent by the European Union and Indonesia's neighbours have set a tone that should maintain momentum.
By mid-January, with the Iowa caucuses a few days off, Joe Trippi, who was then Dean's campaign manager, complained that reporters and rival campaigns had set a tone of "Here's the attack, what's the response, here's the attack, what's the response," and, he said, "our message got lost".
