Sentence examples for tone setting from inspiring English sources
President Obama struck a populist tone, setting up the health insurance industry as his main target.
Give me a break!" Mr. Boehner has spent much of the week sharply criticizing the president in escalating language and tone, setting the stage for a bitter and nasty finish to a deeply divisive legislative session.
And that constraint is probably one reason there isn't a huge difference in tone, setting or narrative structure between the 1944 version that starred Orson Welles and Joan Fontaine and the latest "Masterpiece Theater" adaptation of "Jane Eyre," a two-part series that will be shown this Sunday and next on PBS.
Iron Man proved to be an extremely solid foundation upon which they built, effectively establishing the tone, setting, and shared world of these films.
The leader of the institution does not have to be actively involved but the tone setting that this person does is critical.
The bare essentials are foundation or tinted moisturizer that MATCHES your skin tone, setting powder, mascara, and lipgloss/lipstick.
"This was not a tone set by the secretary".
But the tone set today is worrisome.
Boomers and older blame the tone set by politicians.
Stravinsky also prepared himself for his first entirely 12-tone piece by studying the music and theoretical writings of his fellow Californian expatriate Ernst Krenek, who had composed a 12-tone setting of the Lamentations during World War II.
