Sentence examples for marks tone from inspiring English sources

This messaging -- that unless you drop the baby weight, hide your stretch marks, tone up the loose skin, and meticulously maintain your vagina you are the worst kind of slacker -- is beyond demoralizing, it's downright dangerous.

A recent rapprochement between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, for instance, has produced a marked toning down of news about the kingdom on al-Jazeera, which is based in Qatar.

Originally, these marks indicated tone or pitch, not stress.

In scholarly transcriptions of Hausa, accent marks indicate tone, which may be high (acute), low (grave), or falling (circumflex).

If the team had not had the insights from the target group, it probably would have missed the mark in tone and meaning.

Everett' original work (Everett 1975) relies on the notion of "relative state" and has a marked relational tone (see the entry on Everett's relative-state formulation of quantum).

A more detailed analysis on the capability of extracting a mark from tone-mapped versions of the marked HDR images is obtained by evaluating the BER achievable for different system configurations.

However, like Hanyu Pinyin for Mandarin Chinese, POJ always marks the citation tone (i.e. the original, pre-sandhi tone) rather than the tone which is actually spoken.

(This ambiguity does not occur when tone marks are used: The two tone marks in "Xīān" unambiguously show that the word consists of two syllables. However, even with tone marks, the city is usually spelled with an apostrophe as "Xī'ān").. Eh alone is written as ê; elsewhere as e.

His comments immediately became an international high water mark for tone-deafness — and being flat wrong — and he continues to apologize and promise change.

The two presentation intervals were marked by tones, and feedback was provided after the observers response.