Sentence examples for tone in which from inspiring English sources

The tone in which he asks is conversational, slightly flustered.

Mr. Carlin's remark was unusual only for the scathing tone in which it was delivered.

One is the exaggerated and sometimes almost hysterical tone in which it tends to be discussed.

They established a tone in which it was proper to think of Roman rule and government.

But the tone in which ministers address one another will be critical.

"Corner kid," Lenhardt said, in the same diagnostic tone in which Lloyd had pronounced him police.

What really makes my blood boil is the tone in which the pronouncement is made.

The tone in which you express yourself is likely to influence the reviewers' estimation of you and your capacities.

He has his right to his opinions, and even to the aggressive tone in which they are served up.

(It wouldn't be a competition, he said, in the tone in which extremely competitive people say those words).

In Walser's case, this means that he achieved a remarkable tone, in which perfect assurance and perfect ambiguity combine.