Sentence examples similar to managing tone from inspiring English sources

Tinneny manages tone and preserves ambiguity well.

What makes The Pact a wonderful piece of filmmaking for any genre is how McCarthy manages tone.

"Raised in the System," the first episode of the new season of HBO's news-magazine series "Vice," provides an insightful look at juvenile mass incarceration in the United States, managing a tone that's both grave and encouraging.

But Mr. Cuarón also has trouble managing the tone of the film as it swerves from light-hearted absurdity toward a darker, more cynical view of its characters and their fate.

"You can easily achieve a confession just by managing the tone and volume of your voice".

But there is little doubt that Johnson has managed to tone things down.

Hughes may manage to tone down the Potters a bit, though probably not an awful lot since at his unveiling he was still complaining that he had no idea why his Blackburn side had gained such a reputation for physicality.

It manages a tone of sober empathy that's never too much or too little, and it's narratively satisfying with a central metaphor almost too beautiful to be believed and emotionally organic at the same time.

Arguing that more can be accomplished for the Palestinians by keeping lines of communication open, Egyptian diplomats managed to tone down militaristic proposals from less moderate nations and to fend off increasingly strident demands for a definitive break.

"Nevertheless, if he manages to tone down the anti-Gypsy and anti-Semitic rhetoric, that has to be welcomed".

The NDP also managed to tone down the aspects of their platform that would typically scare off centrist voters: Fairie reiterates the party's "definitely not left-wing".