Sentence examples for tone with which from inspiring English sources

It's the same kind of tone with which soldiers relate war stories.

The tone with which you choose to convey your message defines its receptivity.

Dawkins and Rees differ markedly on the tone with which the debate between science and religion should be conducted.

Gibbon's is still a model of the tone with which truly enlightened history is written; Smith's is still the best account of the foundations of market economics.

Without truncating them on a Procrustean bed of technical mastery, she finds a singularly cinematic tone with which to yield to them, to yield herself up to them.

I can think of very few more important decisions than what is the tone with which we're going to approach our relationships with Congress".

Ringing Pavarotti-style high notes are difficult for Mr. Bocelli; his effect of choice is extended falsetto tones, with which he dramatically ended several numbers.

I heard more than one audience member observing, between acts, that they missed the pear-shaped English tones with which she is identified, and she did somehow seem naked without them.

When he wishes, as in his 1994 novel, "Felicia's Journey," he can depict the most gruesome violence, but always in the same even tones with which the hens get fed.

Eleven-year-olds are not prone to discussing classroom learning outside the classroom, so I had little idea what my classmates — those whom I thought of as true Americans — made of slavery, a concept so abstract and so preposterous that I couldn't believe the even tones with which our teacher explained its practice.

I know a few words in Chinese but I struggle to hear the "tones" with which they pronounce their words so apparently everything I try to say comes out all wrong.