Sentence examples for tone of reports from inspiring English sources

At first scornfully dismissed in the corporate media, this general effort to make the student movement into a social movement has borne fruit in recent weeks, and it would be hard to describe the general tone of reports from the nightly protest marches that are now taking over much of Montreal in terms other than collective euphoria.

There was a marked contrast in tone of reports in Chinese, where judgement on Armstrong's use of performance-enhancing drugs was tempered by appreciation of his charity work.

And the tone of reporting has changed.

But there is a stunning contrast between the consistently negative tone of reporting on Argentina and, say, the fawning coverage of Latvia –which has now achieved such vigorous growth that real GDP is only 18 percent below its peak!

To this end, it was somewhat surprising that the overall tone of reporting on marijuana had not shifted considerably over the course of the 10 years we considered, especially in light of evidence to suggest that the prevalence of use among Canadians had grown substantially during the period covered by our analysis.

The tone of media reports appears generally positive, which may be related to a lack of reporting on issues related to risk and safety.

Mr. Grant said of the generally bearish tone of his reports: "We're not against things going up.

Soubry, a Tory MP and former journalist, said the tone of some reports since the referendum result was "inciting hatred … It needs somebody like Boris Johnson to step up and speak out.

The latter scenario would be vintage Gray - he was part social scientist, as well as his own guinea pig - but not, from the tone of family reports, the man he had become since a car accident in Ireland in 2001.

Vietnamese media have raised the tone of their reports on China's new fishing regulation, which Hanoi has called "illegal and invalid".

The tone of the reports is mainly negative because the unknown harmful effects on human health and environment are stressed above average and the assessments are primarily negative (83%).