Sentence examples for using a tone from inspiring English sources

Archbishop Ieronymos, a more sympathetic and less verbose figure than some of his recent predecessors, addressed [in Greek] the issue in a newspaper column yesterday, using a tone that was pretty humane, as church statements on the matter go.

"Let the country step back for a minute and pause and think about what's at stake here," said Mr. Baker, using a tone of moral suasion and even invoking Richard M. Nixon's actions in 1960 as a potential model for Mr. Gore.

Using a tone that for this reader instantly recalled the wonderful "Fractured Fairy Tales" on the old "Rocky and Bullwinkle" program, with a dose of sour realism used to lift the clichés, "The Hero's Guide" features a kind of humor that may feel charmingly dated, resting as it does mostly on anachronism — contemporary speech placed in an archaic, fairy tale setting.

In Experiment 2, the percent of PPI was linearly related to prepulse stimulus intensity for trials using a tone, but was biphasic on trials using a white-noise prepulse stimulus.

In a factorial design, rabbits fed 2% cholesterol or a normal diet (0% cholesterol) for 8 weeks with or without copper added to the drinking water were given trace classical conditioning using a tone and periorbital electrodermal stimulation to study the effects of cholesterol and copper on classical conditioning of heart rate and the nictitating membrane response.

Choose words that are loving, compassionate, and respectful, and try using a tone that is calm and non-threatening.

By constructing a basis vector matrix W using a Tone-model of the desired instrument and relying on heuristics to switch off the components corresponding to the inactive pitches, the experimental results showed an improvement in the transcription performance.

Here, we propose a novel strategy by constructing a basis vector matrix W using a Tone-model of the desired instrument (instead of randomly initialising W as in the standard NMF).

The post, titled "Nothing in their Heads," used a tone Bargh later told The Chronicle of Higher Education that he now regrets; it has since been taken down.

"But use a tone that is upbeat and collaborative," Green says.

Use a tone in your letter that is professional and courteous.