Sentence examples for tone reading from inspiring English sources

Rob spends a full three minutes discussing Toronto's skating rinks in a subdued tone, reading off a sheet of printer paper and giving a meandering explanation of how "unexpectedly the weather has been extremely cold".

Rob spends a full three minutes discussing Toronto's skating rinks in a subdued tone, reading entirely off a sheet of printer paper, and giving a meandering explanation of how "unexpectedly the weather has been extremely cold".

The second tone reading, however, has another important use.

In the second tone reading, the character would normally be translated as 'to act'.

The fourth tone reading is usually translated as "for the sake of".

Ms. Pelosi, Democrat of California, called upon Mr. Rangel to appear before her, and, in a subdued tone, read the one-paragraph resolution noting his 11 violations of Congressional ethics rules.

Madoff, also speaking in a neutral tone, read aloud from a prepared statement, whose words were purportedly his own, detailing his crimes, and how he achieved them and concealed them for so long.

This type of face-to-face or ear-to-ear exchange also avoids "communication mishaps such as words taken out of context, tone read into requests misconstrued, and accountability for next steps vague".

But a trigger warning for what Oberlin identified as the book's common triggers – racism, colonialism, religious persecution, violence, suicide (and more!) – sets the tone for reading and understanding the book.

[The report] is so incredibly hysterical in its tone that, reading it, one cannot help but deduce that people on Wall Street are genuinely afraid of this bill.

And speaking of the jungle, you might want to spend the time until I look up at you blearily and in a dehydrated, accusing tone say, "What?", by reading up on the USA team and how their adventures in Manaus on Sunday may affect them today: "10-3.