Sentence examples for textbook tone from inspiring English sources
Whiffs of a textbook tone are similarly alarming.
His own writing has a textbook tone, but it glosses over a wide array of 19th-century events and customs, and it is studded with livelier firsthand observations.
One 1969 textbook defines the tone cluster as "an extra-harmonic clump of notes".
At other times he captures the textbook experience via pedantic tone.
The center-right government came under fire after it scrapped plans to bring out a sixth-grade textbook that would have toned down nationalistic wordage by offering a staid account of Greek suffering at the hands of the Ottomans and Turks.
Mr. Kerry's and Mr. Edwards's contrasts with each other are mostly textbook questions of style and tone.
Mr. Abe, who also served as prime minister in 2006 and 2007, has never been shy about his right-wing agenda, which includes calls for textbooks with a more patriotic tone.
You might think Vermeer's world has been bled dry poetically until you encounter Draycott's measured tone, which knocks a textbook recital slightly off balance to show capital taking firm hold of culture.
Beyond their storytelling and scene-painting appeal, Strauss's tone poems are also textbooks in orchestrational brilliance.
The first in the series, "The Pattern Book of Upholstery" by David Michael Wood, published this month, has the simple looks and practical tone of a vintage school textbook.
