Sentence examples for take a tone from inspiring English sources

Never take a tone, roll you eyes or any of that stuff.

After an initial crashing organ chord, the piece takes a tone of cool contemplation.

Newspaper features usually took a tone of voyeuristic horror about the lives of the lower classes.

— Duke Coach John Danoswki took a tone of pride when talking about his departing fifth-year seniors.

In the Ha'aretz interview, Morris took a tone that was in scant evidence in his earlier journalism or scholarly work.

In this case, Alaska/Horizon's official response was too slow (a day is an eternity in social media) and took a tone that backfired on the company.

You just say (without shrinking or puffing up or taking a "tone").: "No, I'm not comfortable doing that".

Ron Paul (R-Texas), has taken a tone that appears to serve as an olive branch to the most conservative constituents in Kentucky.

[Trying to take a lighter tone.] Yes, Irene.

But on Twitter Phelps-Roper found that it was better to take a gentler tone.

"You can set your calendar by it, so the games take a different tone.