Sentence examples for tone calls from inspiring English sources

A smooth, pure tone calls for supple vocal cords.

Perry's tone calls to mind a Tom Clancy novel.

Although Tone calls for more over-the-counter devices so that women can depend less on doctors, it is difficult to imagine a chemical contraceptive that would not require medical supervision.

The paper from Harvard, the institution to which others look to set a tone, calls for students to take a timeout literally and figuratively, for a year, a summer or just an evening, not to add to their credentials but "to develop into a complete human being".

Tone called the ban "arbitrary and capricious".

Mr Mondale adopted an authoritative and grandfatherly tone, calling his opponent "Norman".

Mr. Edwards defends his change in tone, calling it the result of "a maturing process".

The statement on Friday struck a far different tone, calling for changes to enhance the Security Council's contribution to peace.

The Washington Post set the tone, calling the looting "an indictment of the state of the city, its government, and its people".

Nuttall struck a similar tone, calling for sharia law to be outlawed from UK towns and cities and a ban on Saudi Arabian funding for mosques.

In the Detroit News op-ed, he strikes a sharper tone, calling the auto industry rescue "crony capitalism on a grand scale" because of its provisions that granted labor unions ownership stakes in the car companies.