Sentence examples for tone to take from inspiring English sources

This is the tone to take, Blair said.

Then he permits his voice to rise and his tone to take on a nasty edge.

Ministers have decided that the best tone to take is "serious and sorrowful", rather than flippant mockery, hence Gove's tone.

The rather mildly worded statement was issued at the Department of State after a behind-the-scenes debate on just what tone to take.

Guardians of the Galaxy and The Dark Knight are both excellent in their own way precisely because each has the confidence in its tone to take it into fresh, uncharted territory.

After discussing the many ways you can go wrong simply addressing your e-mail, Shipley and Schwalbe discuss, at length, the dos and don'ts of composing the body of the text — figuring out what your message really is, then deciding how to begin, how to end, what tone to take, what to say and what not to say.

The reality of writing a blog is that there are any number of angles (and tones) to take to a given subject.

Ironically, his songs are really too sophisticated to have become popular rallying-cries, and are too demotic in tone to have been taken seriously enough by the establishment which he anyway reviled.

Political discussion on less partisan matters and in a less partisan tone tends to take place in more general magazines.

"I try to tone it down, to take my wife's advice".

Proust consults them on how to move and what tone of voice to take.