In his statement of the problem and its solution, Camus's tone, ideas, and style are reminiscent of Nietzsche.
I always think of that poem as a timely text whose tone, ideas, and urgency perfectly expressed what a growing demographic was feeling.
'Ghost Town' epitomised the 2 Tone idea that black and white can operate in the same unit and speak to the youth.
Pincus also talked a little bit more about his "dial tone" idea.
But throughout his career, Mr. Rzewski has shown a firm classical grounding mixed with jazz, 12-tone ideas, all manner of tonality, improvisation, Minimalism, Cageian randomness and sound effects, graphic scores, world music -- and on it goes.
But, an angry tone without ideas doesn't get votes.
Lubezki makes the camera twirl and gyrate (as he does for Malick), but for Malick the movement often is the action and runs the risk of obscuring the drama in favor of moods, tones, and ideas.
It's a hard note to hit, particularly as this Presbyterian minister's son (and onetime disciple of Robert Graves) often strives for an oracular tone, the idea being to come off both modern and mythic.
Cottrell Boyce also argued that the "range of tones and ideas" embodied by the BBC formed a sense of national identity and provided the varied voice that politicians often claim Britain needs to defeat extreme ideologies and terrorism.
Yet there is a remarkable scene, midway through the film, that captures a tone, an idea, a mood that shades the sharp edges of the geopolitical conflict, which infuses the movie with a whiff of Ostalgia — nostalgia for the East.
Mrs Bing read his books and hoped to train with him, but the war made this impossible, and in any case she did not entirely like his tone: the idea, for example, that "primitive" women never felt any pain in childbirth, which was largely the result of over-civilised neuroses.
