Sentence examples for some tone from inspiring English sources
Every moment some form grows perfect in hand or face; some tone on the hills or the sea is choicer than the rest; some mood of passion or insight or intellectual excitement is irresistibly real and attractive to us," and therefore we must be vitally aware, in order to be present at the focus of the intensest perception.
If you don't go all the way and get into the behaviour, then all you've done is created two radio channels in the company, the rules channel, what your boss demands of you and some tone from the top around values and you've created greyness and confusion and all that.
On Friday, I watched the Inaugural from start to finish — Peggy, like many others, could not bring herself to do this — and listened for some phrase or even some tone of voice from the new President that would include me in this familiar and eloquent process.
Previous studies have shown that vessels maintain their reactivity to vasoconstrictors (norepinephrine) following addition of DDMS [ 26], and in the present study the vessels maintained some tone after addition of DDMS.
Now put a little blush on the apples of your cheeks, just a little, enough to give you some tone, and apply bronzer to your cheeks.
There was some tone-painting: the bomb blast itself, represented by a short, angry cacophony.
For all the well-shot, well-composed moments of the first episode of The Girlfriend Experience, there are some tone-deaf, overly "meaningful" exchanges (a representative exchange: "You find guys online?" "I find everything online").
Hoehn, however, does not see her own service as manipulation – merely as some toning up.
"What is it about some tones that seem to generate something in the solar plexus that moves us to tears?" Dr. Horovitz wondered.
Zack Brown's new set and costumes need some toning down, particularly the killer lighting fixtures that overwhelm the small stage.
We've seen some tone-deaf "official statements" in this industry, but this one has to be among the greatest.
