Sentence examples for reporting tone from inspiring English sources
The phrase "reporting tone" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a style of writing or speaking that conveys information in a neutral, objective manner, often found in journalism or formal reports. Example: "The article maintained a reporting tone throughout, ensuring that the facts were presented without bias."
While much of the article gives the impression that somehow a "vacuum" in power developed in Iraq after the U.S. troop withdrawal in 2011, if one reads between the lines it's clear that this sorry state of affairs in the Middle East is the catastrophic outcome of a neo-con foreign policy that at the time the Times embraced in its reporting tone and editorial content.
A triumph at every level — reporting, tone, perspective — I couldn't recommend it more.
A certain book-report tone sometimes sneaks in, albeit one blessed with a deadline writer's gift for attention-getting opening lines.
For a while, she was commuting to Salford every day when the station moved, and her request to remain in London for part of the week was reported in tones suggesting a diva-ish attitude.
As in the case of every other royal event, the birth of a son to the heir but one to the throne has been reported in tones that wouldn't be out of place in a one party state.
And so a study finding that middle-class children in Leeds were fatter than the city's working-class children has been, accordingly, reported in tones of anxious confusion.
"The vehicle has just reported, via tones, that it has started guided entry!" A controller announced.
The early reviews of Harper Lee's newly published book Go Set a Watchman have nearly all shouted in voices of outrage, or reported in tones of world weary cynicism, that Atticus Finch, our classic moral exemplar from the great American bestseller To Kill a Mockingbird, turns out in this new manuscript to be "really" an ordinary racist and bigot.
Eleven of the 46 participants (24%) reported these tones as discontinuous.
In contrast, participants who exhibited a bias to discontinuity consistently reported continuous tones with remote noise bursts as discontinuous, and showed a weaker susceptibility to the continuity illusion.
Indeed, the "get your wife under control" tone to reporting about Bercow makes me sick to my stomach.
