Sentence examples for tone emphasising from inspiring English sources

Osborne was good on Scotland, conciliatory in tone, emphasising that he and the other parties want to devolve more significant powers.

In parallel, President Obama's statements have more been conciliatory in tone, emphasising diplomacy above military threats and stating that Iran had not decided to construct a nuclear weapon.

The other sections of the document, cleared for sharing with the UK and other partners, strike a different tone, emphasising that spying on each other's citizens is a collaborative affair that is most commonly achieved "when the proposed target is associated with a global problem such as weapons proliferation, terrorism, drug trafficking or organised crime activities".

Although there was no change in policy, Mr Blair's tone changed, emphasising the suffering in Lebanon in a way he had not before.

The album quickly becomes drably repetitive, while its dated tone is emphasised by the return of Dr Dre as producer.

At the end of one phone line was music designed to enhance sweetness - at the other a tone to emphasise bitter notes.

Participants' accounts were characterised by a recurrent shift in focus from healthcare systems to the patient individual level and were permeated by accountability claims and moral tones which emphasised the role of the individual patient in quality healthcare.

Many of the foreign words Gray adapted were previously used by Shakespeare or Milton, securing an "English" tone, and he emphasised monosyllabic words throughout his elegy to add a rustic English tone.

At the heart of the changes, which will see the return of "London" to the paper's masthead, is a change of tone that will emphasise the positive and move away from what Greig and, he says, readers saw as a relentlessly negative tone.

Even the tone of some political rhetoric – emphasising the place of "hard-working families" – suggests a society where single people who are out of the workforce count for less.

"We will not let that happen!" The tone of Victory Day speeches is usually more conciliatory, emphasising the collective struggle of the international community's fight against the Nazis.