Sentence examples for tone of things from inspiring English sources

The visual tone of Things Organized Neatly is similar.

"I have to know the tone of things," she said.

The crew — carpenter, plumber, electrician — sensed the tone of things and worked with timely efficiency.

Now the British government didn't really listen to colonial protest as it was, they didn't really sort of pick up on the tone of things going on in the colonies.

This has been the tone of things from Adelaide onwards, an extended mass debrief on exactly where, when and how everything that could go wrong has managed, as it turns out, to go so badly wrong.

(A year earlier, a defeat away to Sunderland in which Patrick Vieira was sent off also set the tone of things to come, so this was something of an improvement).

At the same time Mr. Larsson has his characters talk in portentous tones of things like "All the Evil".

But I think a lot of stuff is just my own perception of how things were, and I tried to re-create the tone of events and the feeling of things as best I could from my own memory.

The tone of those things isn't right.

More than a third of what makes up the first impression is tone of voice — things like pace, volume and pitch.

Stephen Crane was a late-19th-century pioneer of the objectivist style of military writing; Ernst Jünger's diaristic account of World War I brought a new matter-of-fact tone to things too awful to describe.