Sentence examples for tone and scope from inspiring English sources
The tone and scope of this series is something else.
All the services differ in tone and scope.
His TV shows took an established form and reinvented its tone and scope.
For while this is, in some respects, a quite conventional autobiography, it has a tone and scope that make it very unusual indeed.
This is a story about courage, wit and dressing gowns more than it is about orphans, but it is a spectacularly good book, and Harry Potter owes a great deal to its tone and scope.
Giuliani and Trump — two bellicose New Yorkers and generational peers — are driving the tone and scope of the barrage, deliberately breaking from the more cooperative approach that Trump's former lawyers John Dowd and Ty Cobb once advised until they resigned.
It was Weitz's brother Chris who adapted Philip Pullman's The Golden Compass, and although the tones and scopes of the two films are poles apart, they have a similar shortcoming.
Babylon was really ambitious - in both its tone and its scope - and this may have been its problem.
Whereas The Killing was all moody brilliance and dark murderous undercurrents, Borgen is lighter in tone and broader in scope.
O'Neill's first two novels, This is the Life and The Breezes, were suffused with intelligence and good writing, but essentially comic in tone and limited in scope.
