Sentence examples for tone that implies from inspiring English sources

When Schumer uses the word "fancy," it's spoken in a tone that implies "fancy-schmancy".

When Rubin talks about Tiggers and Eeyores, it's hard not to think of her and Craft, who speaks in a wry tone that implies some amount of irony; a British listener praised it as "lugubrious".

She says she doesn't know why, but when I ask if her mother's a feminist, she replies, "Well, yeah," in a tone that implies, "Well, duh".

It also aims to depict complicated feelings and interactions with a minimum of fuss and portentousness, using simple words and a precisely controlled tone that implies a certain hush.

I loathe the phony, singsong reading voice that most writers adopt, a kind of spooky incantatory tone that implies they are reading a holy text in a language you don't understand..

"It's art!" she shouts at me now, in an angry, condescending tone that implies I don't know the difference between art and sexual assault.

"We knew this work," Fara said, in a tone that implied, "Duh".

Yes, they were, they said, in a tone that implied they'd taken quite enough crap about this already.

"The Iraqi spring is coming," Mr. Sadr said, in a tone that implied a warning to Mr. Maliki.

"You're a good dad," she remarked, in a tone that implied she had just seen a Sasquatch.

He had found a tone that implied pity, acceptance, and nostalgia, mild emotions that could be sustained across the arc of a narrative.