Sentence examples for on a tone from inspiring English sources
It was a time when the groups were "truly just feeling each other out," no one having any idea whether the meetings would take on a tone of contentiousness or friendship.
Her voice dipped and took on a tone of disgust as she recounted the case.
After their conversation with Mr. Gross, their casual visit took on a tone of possibility.
The letters out and back become a correspondence, and mysteriously take on a tone of their own: some rambly and comfortably boring; others cool and funny; some financial; some confessional.
Lest Bloomberg be labeled as a surveillience hawk, the interview took on a tone of inevitability, rather than advocacy: "Everybody wants their privacy, but I don't know how you're going to maintain it".
His voice took on a tone of being very puzzled.
Unfortunately, a more academic, poet-on-a-theme tone undermines Murray's less successful outings.
Khairi's voice took on a beseeching tone.
Recently, though, the Manning narrative took on a different tone.
The sports event atmosphere took on a darker tone.
But things quickly take on a serious tone.
