Sentence examples for tone raises from inspiring English sources

The Mostly Mozart late-night series, casually serious in tone, raises the possibility that a large institution can carve out alternative identities, rather than try to please several demographics all at once.

As writer I pronounce them anathema George Orwell All this, and particularly the move into non-fiction – Sir Allen began his Pelican offshoot with the aim of creating something "similar to Penguin only a little more serious in tone" – raises the question of the initial Penguin readership, to whom the books were intended to appeal, and the nature of the audience.

For example, they resisted all polling and focus group evidence on message and tone, raised no campaign finance, failed to engage with the campaign delivery and deliberately weakened and damaged the argument Labour sought to make.

Mr. Putin's reassuring tone raised the possibility that the United States was prepared to delay further its testing or that Russia might simply overlook tests that edge toward violations of the ABM treaty.

Address those who committed mistakes and held weapons or were involved in destruction with a kind and firm tone, raising their awareness that they are committing mistake to themselves and to their country and they are helping without realising the enemies of their country, while confirming at the same time that the state won't forgive criminals.

The mean value of DAP, considered to reflect vascular resistance driven by sympathetic vasomotor tone, raised only in the Recovery group.

The fact that most musical scales emphasize five or seven tones raises the question of why such scales are preferred over those with a larger or smaller numbers of tones.

But in an interview with The Journal he said his chagrin about the angry tones raised over the Islamic center prompted him to meet other leaders.

Some new sorts of music revenues are emerging: sales of snatches of songs to use as mobile-phone ring-tones raised $71m last year for artists, according to Informa Media, a research group—small, but 58% up on 2001.For a true star, the extra pot is far bigger: record companies get only 15% of all revenues generated by such an artist, although they have made the star's name and marketed his brand.

Low tones elicit ripples closer to one end, and high tones raise a ruckus nearer the other.

And in fact, from the very beginning the series has a comic tone that raises it above Ames's plodding original story.