Sentence examples for tone well from inspiring English sources

So the top team, including George Osborne (who'd probably used the language more than anyone), is changing the tone – well, that's the agreed plan anyway.

"Let's imagine this: On the nightly news every day, there's a Waste Watch," she said, and then affected a news anchor's stentorian tone: " 'Well, we see East Queens seems to be up in tonnage this week for reasons we can't quite discern, whereas Brooklyn in the northwest quadrant has reduced its solid-waste generation by a staggering fifteen per cent since a month ago".

(Now they tell me! Suffice it to say that after one such effort my sister said to me in not exactly the friendliest tone, "Well, that went well, didn't it?") "It's better if your parents can find somebody else to talk to than you," said Dr. Nancy K. Schlossberg, professor emerita of counseling psychology at the University of Maryland and the author of "Overwhelmed: Coping With Life's Ups and Downs".

Thankfully director Rian Johnson brings a gritty, almost indie feel to Looper, which serves the tone well.

Well, you wonder why I always dress in black Why you never see bright colors on my back And why does my appearance seem to have a somber tone Well, there's a reason for the things that I have on.

Then, Ron Chaplin Hitler, barely glancing at me, said in a cold, dismissive, and prissy tone, "Well, you're certainly overpowering, aren't you?" Russell Poodle's smile instantly evaporated and he literally started backing away from me.

From condition to tone, well-rested skin is more beautiful-looking skin.

The reviews do agree that Juba's dance was novel to the point of indescribability, frenzied, varied in tempo and tone, well-timed, percussive, and expressive.

Again, this is consistent with the expectation that Std mapping is unable to resolve tones well in these frequency ranges, and this is remedied by Smt mapping.

If your teen is wasting his or her time listening to musical tones, well, consider yourself lucky: at least he or she isn't out there stealing cars or robbing people on the street.

Richard welcomed us with a broad, warm smile and posh public school tones: "Well, look who's arrived at my front door.