Sentence examples for truth of tone from inspiring English sources

One after another, Turner's "truth of tone," "truth of colour," "truth of space," "truth of skies," "truth of earth," "truth of water," and "truth of vegetation" were minutely considered, in a laborious project that would not be completed until the appearance of the fifth and final volume of Modern Painters in 1860.

And that seems to be the trick of directing: I tried to bring the picture back to the truth of that emotional tone that I had felt so deeply during the writing of the script.

In truth, the tone of the book is melancholic rather than polemical.

(In truth, this mix of tones is getting a little self-defeating – I kind of long for a kids' movie that isn't full of sassy one-liners from wised-up pre-teens, or that doesn't over-estimate children's desensitisation levels).

In this type of writing, verisimilitude of tone and psychological truth matter more than a flamboyant comparison or a self-advertising phrase.

Many remarked upon the youngster's unusually rich, even tone, his control, his complete security of intonation and the truth of his emotional feeling.

Even if you don't believe in actual "psychic" abilities, you might be able to guess when someone is lying or telling the truth through their tone of voice or body language.

Directors are master of tone".

Hesitancy of tone is a bigger issue.

2. Beware of tone deafness.

What kind of tone are you after?