Sentence examples for introduction to the tone of from inspiring English sources

The song provides a satirical definition for the societal understanding of cheerleaders at the time, while the Busby Berkeley-style choreography that accompanies it functions as a pitch-perfect introduction to the tone of the movie that follows.

Tailor-fit your introduction to match the tone of the occasion in question.

Listen to the tone of voice.

Match the tone of the date to the tone of the restaurant.

Mizrahi is a wry narrator; the music, played by Ensemble Signal, is a delight, and a marvellous introduction to the instruments of the orchestra; and John Heginbotham's clever choreography for the show fits in well with the witty yet sincere tone.

An Introduction to the Theory of Optics.

William Jennings Bryan, in introduction to The Writings of Thomas Jefferson, Vol. VIII.

Bresnan's introduction has changed the tone of this innings pretty starkly.

In his introduction, Mr. Hanisch adopts the tone of a finishing-school instructor, covering highlights from 300 years of napkin history, including an account of how Medieval Europeans used tablecloths to wipe their mouths and fingers.

Editor Vincent Starrett stated in his introduction to the 1921 collection of Crane's work entitled Men, Women and Boats that the author keeps "down the tone where another writer might have attempted 'fine writing' and have been lost".

An introduction to the new pursuit of happiness.