Sentence examples for tone coming from from inspiring English sources

Some hope that this new confrontational tone coming from Washington might weaken Iran's theocracy.

Pat Rathmann, a soft-spoken Unitarian Universalist church member in Moscow, Idaho, heard the new tone coming from the reservation.

But the edgier and more negative tone coming from the president's re-election is highlighting another issue.

His declaration had an unfortunate dictator-like tone, coming from a former military dictator, but the timing was apt.

Compliance officers, who try to keep financial firms out of trouble, are spooked by the tone coming from the White House.

Some detect a new tone coming from London, with one senior diplomat talking of "much more realism on the negative consequences of no deal".

So where did this sudden change in tone come from?

Armstrong himself said a great deal of his trumpet tone came from studying Pérez's.

In both cases, whether or not the boss sanctioned these actions, the tone came from the top.

As with "Impolex" the tone comes from a classic book; he read Philip Roth's scabrous "Portnoy's Complaint" while writing the screenplay.

The tone comes from Obama himself — he's a mixture of soulful outsider and competitive, hyper-organized meritocrat — and it has an ideological manifestation.