Sentence examples for tone extends from inspiring English sources

The moralizing tone extends to several works with political content.

The enthusiastic tone extends to most members of the Gandhi family.

The director's masterly manipulation of tone extends to his own gorgeous soundtrack and a whopper of an ending.

This tone extends to her voice-over, which is sodden and exhausted, as if she is unable to rouse herself from the torpor within her head.

The violent tone extends into songs like "Vengeance Is Sleeping" and "Prison Girls", where even physical attraction takes on a menace: "I love your long shadows and your gunpowder eyes".

The sepia-toned tone extended beyond the mere winner's podium.

But agile music shortchanges her: you want to hear that luminous tone extend through the bar.

The fullness and vitality of Navarro's tone extended through all ranges of his trumpet, and he executed complex phrases with rare grace.

John Kerry, the US secretary of state, echoed Obama's noncommittal tone, extending condolences and expressing an "earnest desire not to ignore history but to write a new [and] better future".

"Your Majesty," he says, in his most officious tone, extending a withered hand in the direction of the failing iron gates, "may I present, for your consideration, Liebling's Sunday Morning Carnival and Midway".

The emphatic tone extended into the final Test at The Oval, where the Aussies won by an innings and 149 runs to seal a 4 0 triumph, prompting cricket writers to ponder "Were the 1948 Aussies the best team of them all?" a full 50 years later.