Sentence examples for surprised tone from inspiring English sources
The phrase "surprised tone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the manner in which someone speaks or writes when they are expressing surprise or astonishment. Example: "When she heard the news, her voice took on a surprised tone that indicated her disbelief."
"There's a gentleman lying by her side," Dr. Malhotra said in a surprised tone.
Clooney paused in front of each barrier, and shook many hands, saying "Hey!" in a surprised tone; one of his social skills is to treat every introduction as a longed-for reintroduction.
During her adventures in "Through the Looking-Glass," Alice met a sheep who was a shopkeeper with a strange pricing structure for eggs: "Then two are cheaper than one?" Alice said in a surprised tone.
One evening, a woman on the Upper East Side got in and said in a surprised tone of voice, "Are you listening to 'Selected Shorts'?" and I said I was.
In a surprised tone, the report noted that he was muscular, even a little fat: his stomach contained "the remains of two rodents and bones from a larger mammal mixed with partially digested apple, suggesting that the limb deformity did not preclude successful hunting and foraging".
"When the French liberated the town, I was so happy that my pain disappeared," Mr Moutkel says in a surprised tone.
Fifteen minutes into the massage, Ms. Doerr, eyes closed, spoke in surprised tones.
Have you read 'The Rise of the Colored Empires' by this man Goddard?" "Why, no," I answered, rather surprised by his tone.
Justice Minister David Ford has said he was "a little surprised" by the tone of comments made by the Lord Chief Justice (LCJ) regarding budget cuts.
"The Spanish government is a little surprised by the tone of comments coming out of Britain, a country known for its composure".
The tone even surprised front-runner Donald Trump, who at one point noted his surprise.
