Sentence examples for tone away from inspiring English sources

Waltz credits the 007 movies with Daniel Craig for "shifting the tone" away from a "set formula that forces actors simply to go through the motions".

The result is a shift in tone away from Springfield's approach (which used false cheer to suggest a deep mournfulness) toward something sparser and bleaker.

"It's moving the tone away from sober, which doesn't resonate with young people," he added, "while maintaining the seriousness of the issue".

Mr. Mantello has intelligently steered the evening's tone away from the obviously poetic and whimsical, encouraging performances that accept eccentricity as a matter of course.

Keep the name calling, negative comments and tone away from them.

I do think that the shift of the tone away from the criminal justice system for drug users was positive under Obama.

Watch, as fully-trained professional accompanists trip over themselves to catch up with beautiful Ashley, always at least a semi-tone away from whatever it was he was aiming for.

"What it does is take those happy, delightfully rosy skin tones away from people who are naturally that way and washes everything out.

Remember, if you play a 'bum' note, you are only one semi-tone away from a correct one in some form of scale that will work with that chord.

I would argue that the S4 marketing is a step away from that tone (although it's still pretty rough).

Tampa Bay "set the tone right away.