Sentence examples for stories tones from inspiring English sources

Not to mention, the music genres and instruments picked don't necessarily reflect the stories' tones perfectly. .

The story tone is different and the combat is turn-based.

There's plenty of all three… Love story, tone poem, and seething meditation on history and politics, this début novel begins with a love triangle involving a Swiss beauty investigating Serbian… The singer-songwriter Stephin Merritt is strange.

Although these modern classics differ in cast, story, tone and palette -- "Cl?' seduces in black and white, while "Cherbourg" pops with color -- each is impossible to imagine in any other medium.

Love story, tone poem, and seething meditation on history and politics, this début novel begins with a love triangle involving a Swiss beauty investigating Serbian atrocities and a pair of postcollegiate hustlers — best friends from London who have come to Sarajevo for the "killings" to be made from "Dayton money".

There was a puff of darker smoke, as if part of Laura had freed itself from the drag-anchor of her body, perhaps a hand that had once caressed me, or the soft foot that would touch mine while she slept.' The crime-story tone appears less often, but stirs strong echoes of Chandler and Hammett when it does.

He spoke fondly of the three young stars at the center of the magical epic — Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint — and cited "the unique experience" of "watching the movies grow up with the children" as the years brought a darker story tone and evolving cast dynamic.

Use keywords to describe your setting, character types, plot themes, and story tone.

"Carter Beats the Devil" proceeds through its big, rambling story with a narrative tone that is more easygoing than enveloping.

Often, if stories were toned down or held, reporters ascribed social climbing motives.

To capture the stories' retrospective tone, they created the character of an older, wiser, but morphine-addicted version of the doctor (Mr. Hamm), who relives the stories by literally accompanying his younger self (Mr. Radcliffe) as a combination guide and scold, alternately contemptuous, compassionate and oblivious.