Sentence examples for tone of thought from inspiring English sources

"My health influences directly and indirectly a man's actions, and his mode and tone of thought," he writes.

The tone of her thoughts is given added poignancy and depth by Mr. Goebbels's remarkable music.

Full of colour and incident, from musicians and children to the dogs he so loved to include in his work (Ruskin thought they were there to "give the fullest contrast to the highest tones of human thought and feeling"), the pictures offer a panoramic view, not of a world of biblical asceticism but one of Venetian high society and conspicuous consumption.

MTA Records producer Kove has stamped his mark on the drum and bass scene with a flurry of releases over the past couple years that rove impressively from the deeper, soulful tones of "Night Thought" to the more radio-friendly aesthetic of his more recent "Hurts," ft. Moko.

The mundane tone of their religious thought is perhaps partly due to the Mohists' general disregard of aesthetic and cultural value.

Saying it in a personal tone shows him that you put a lot of thought into it, and a passionate tone shows that you care about it.

Coleridge is ever present in its measured, meditative tone; thoughts of Keats dominate the second half of the book, which consists of extracts from a journal that Mr Motion kept when he repeated one of poetry's most tragically famous sea voyages: the consumptive poet's journey by sea from London to Naples in 1820.

The Observer specifically: I would miss its tone, the way it combines acuity of thought with gentleness of heart.

Desmond and Moore's writing style has a rather arch or ironic tone, making it sometimes difficult to follow their train of thought.

From the tone of his arguments, he belongs to the school of thought which suggests that hating Israelis is a form of working for peace.

How familiar the thought, and the tone, of this will be to almost every practising novelist.