The best example he produced was National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Pete Sessions (R-TX), whose close relationship with disgraced financier Allen Stanford and 2008 fundraising jaunt at a risqué Vegas nightclub have implied tone-deafness more than corruption.
But her tone implied that it had been part of a set of Royal Worcester.
The emotion in her eyes, her feverish tone implied a dangerous sincerity.
Because you might change your mind and give veganism a bad name... or so that was implied by the tone of the piece.
What do you think?" Her tone implied that the point was at least debatable and it was up to me to resolve it one way or the other.
The first composers to begin experimenting with the chromatic alterations that imply whole-tone harmony within a generally tonal framework were Franz Liszt and Russian composers such as Mikhail Glinka, Modest Mussorgsky, and Aleksandr Borodin; these were followed in the early 20th century by the more attenuated tonal experiments of Anatoly Lyadov, Aleksandr Scriabin, and Vladimir Rebikov.
"We knew this work," Fara said, in a tone that implied, "Duh".
Yes, they were, they said, in a tone that implied they'd taken quite enough crap about this already.
"The Iraqi spring is coming," Mr. Sadr said, in a tone that implied a warning to Mr. Maliki.
"You're a good dad," she remarked, in a tone that implied she had just seen a Sasquatch.
He had found a tone that implied pity, acceptance, and nostalgia, mild emotions that could be sustained across the arc of a narrative.
