Sentence examples for tone of course from inspiring English sources

A dial tone of course followed the formal break in the connection.

There was a self-righteousness about the tone, of course, but I liked that Lonely Planet, unlike the other major guidebooks, didn't accept advertisements, and that it donated five per cent of its profits to charity.

While their own haughty tone, of course, was perfectly acceptable….

Tone, of course, is everything, and Lowery mostly does this ghost bit with a completely straight face.

Growing self-efficacy is evident in the content and tone of course participants' statements.

(They all should be appropriate to your skin tone, of course).

There's nothing unprecedented in these dark tones, of course.

I texted the picture to my husband with a string of strong arm emojis (in all available skin tones, of course).

I had met many Soviet Jews, visited some homes, befriended several "refuseniks" who were living in limbo between their desire to leave and their inability to do so, and heard -- in hushed tones, of course -- individual stories of discrimination and persecution, coupled with dreams of new lives abroad as Jews.

But as Lowell suggests, quoting Pasternak, "the usual reliable translator gets the literal meaning but misses the tone, and in poetry, tone is of course everything".

In his introduction to "Imitations," his volume of translations of European poetry, Robert Lowell writes, quoting Pasternak, "The usual reliable translator gets the literal meaning but misses the tone and … in poetry tone is of course everything".