Sentence examples for slightly different tone from inspiring English sources

Slightly different tone  of voice.

It seems that the new prime minister is striking a slightly different tone.

Don't blame the spiffy dressing rooms or the slightly different tone and timbre of the noise around those deeply tiered stands on a close, sweaty night in London.

Articles about sex--or "the sex act," were present in the Digest as often fifty years ago as now; it just demanded a slightly different tone.

In his speech in Baltimore, Alexander adopted a slightly different tone, suggesting he was "not wedded" to the program if a better alternative could be found.

But in a statement tailored for Greek listeners, he took a slightly different tone, saying: "This terrorist act is contrary to the fundamental law of respect for human life.

Layered neutrals look best when they are slightly different tones and we like these shoes by New Look because the toning is already done for us.

Nothing, though, could be more personal than three plaits of the diva's hair, all in slightly different tones of brunette.

For example, if you choose pink, send each girl a slightly different shade that works with their skin tone and comfort level.

Mr. Szell is probably, all things considered, the finest conductor now appearing before the American public, and his orchestra is a sharply honed instrument, slightly different in tone quality from but at least the equal of the three famous ensembles of the Eastern seaboard.

The photograph of Ben in the railway car was taken in 2001 and is slightly different in tone from the earlier works in the show, which date from the mid-1990s.