Sentence examples for realistic tone from inspiring English sources

This might not sound like much, but it lends the game quite a realistic tone.

Scott's last film before exchanging his loincloth for a toga, Tarzan the Magnificent (1960), had a similar realistic tone.

"Paul wanted a realistic tone," says Feig's longtime friend and fan Judd Apatow, who produced "Freaks and Geeks".

But, in an interview, Zarif said he sees a "more realistic" tone from the West and "rather promising" statements from the United States recently.

Zarif: I certainly sense a more realistic tone coming out of Europe and the West in general, and sometimes from the United States.

The realistic tone of "Freaks and Geeks," says Mr. Apatow, who is 32, owes a debt to the Sanders show's warts-and-all look at show business.

Kodachrome was favored by still and movie photographers for its rich but realistic tones, vibrant colors and durability.

Bare notices of archival fact will be reported in correspondingly dry and formal language, whereas a battle will evoke poetical and dramatic vocabulary, and a speech will be constructed either in the spirit of a contemporary orator such as Cicero or in dramatically realistic tones, designed to recapture the atmosphere of antiquity.

In the cases of the former two, critics especially highlighted their dark, realistic tones, and subtexts dealing with discrimination and intolerance.

One more new software addition in the 925's screen settings allows users to tweak the colour saturation and temperature of the AMOLED screen to dial down how poppingly bright the colours are and opt for more muted, photo-realistic tones if you desire.

Daft Punk's heavy usage of them is not uncommon: broadly speaking, hip-hop is built on the 808, house and techno on the 909, and the quasi-realistic tones of the Linndrum have backed hundreds of pop hits.