Sentence examples for tenor of articles from inspiring English sources

From the tenor of articles about the Home Club it was clear that its residents were escaping, most of all, the difficulties of staffing a large private house in the city.

Generally speaking, if the FiveThirtyEight forecast moves appreciably toward President Obama, the tenor of the article is going to be favorable to him — and likewise for Mitt Romney, if the same is true for him.

The tenor of your article is that the million or so people like me are fat cats who can be ignored by this government because we do not form its natural constituency.

Jane Brody's piece on gout (" 'Disease of Kings Trickles Downn to the Rest," Personal Health, May 10) shined light on a neglected ancient disease on the rise, but the tenor of her article seemed to imply a sufferer might be relegated to repeat bouts of gout tempered only by difficult-to-take medicines.

I agree, of course, with the tenor of Moir's article.

How might the subject and tone of the headline article reflect the general tenor of the newspaper?

But when I was reading these articles, they were talking about a federal raid on the ranch, and I was immediately struck by the tenor of the raid.

"He's a tenor, of course".

The tenor of the attacks has alarmed some party officials.

Wealthy minimalism has been the tenor of this project.

Viola, stringed musical instrument, the tenor of the violin family.