Sentence examples for tone and perspective from inspiring English sources
He said the difference was in tone and perspective.
But with the right tone and perspective, even that ego parade can seem fun to watch.
They interviewed many of the same people and cite similar source material, but their books vary radically in style, tone and perspective.
Mr. Chappelle has always preferred ambling yarns to quick jokes, but his new material stretches the limits of stories, telling long, herky-jerky tales propelled by quick pivots in tone and perspective.
Half a century separates "Agamemnon" from "Orestes," and Carson, who supplies an introduction to each play, offers interesting speculation about how shifts in tone and perspective may reflect developments in Athenian history.
It's a mind-set borne out by the rest of the album's shifts in tone and perspective -- which doesn't mean she's equally convincing in all her guises.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, President Carter's national-security adviser, recently praised Mearsheimer and Walt in the pages of Foreign Policy for the service of "initiating a much-needed public debate," but he went on to provide a tone and a perspective that are largely missing from their arguments.
Thus the notes below necessarily have a retrospective tone and an adolescent perspective.
But over all, it has done its job, satisfying interest without sensationalizing, covering the trial with a measured tone, and providing depth and perspective — valuable commodities on a story all too capable of creating hysteria.
Soderbergh wanted the film's two parts to mimic the voice of the two diaries they were based on; the Cuban diaries were written after the fact and, according to the director, "with a certain hindsight and perspective and a tone that comes from being victorious", while the Bolivian diaries were "contemporaneous, and they're very isolated and have no perspective, at all.
The shifts of geography, period and perspective which animate Funeral for a Dog are matched by Pletzinger's deft variations in tone.
