Sentence examples similar to notable tone from inspiring English sources

She could do this without losing her notable cheeky tone of the narrative.

On the other hand, there are crass scenes and even a notable racist tone that spoils the show.

In both parties, there was a notable shift in tone.

Donald Trump's speech Thursday night at the Republican National Convention was notable for its tone.

Willis' sons, Henry II and Vincent, and his grandchildren carried on the family profession, making notable improvements in tone and mechanism.

With some notable exceptions, the tone of language commentary has become more shrill even as the "rules" have become ossified and hieratic.

The speech before the global body was notable for its tone, which largely sidestepped the statesmanlike language of his other foreign policy addresses.

The warm congratulations is a notable change of tone for Blatter, who early in the campaign sniped at Infantino despite the fact they come from neighboring Swiss villages.

The first Stampy video was published in May 2012, although it's notable that the tone isn't quite as excitable as later videos.

The meeting with General Kagame was marked by a notable change in tone from that of the Clinton administration, which was insufficiently critical of the general for the widespread abuses committed by his troops and their rebel proxies.

In a country where the term "austerity" has only entered the national conversation recently and where the government's rhetoric has often been a remove from economic reality, Mr. Berlusconi's statement was notable for its tone as well as its contents.