Sentence examples for winning tone from inspiring English sources

After achieving his new mandate, he has stuck with this winning tone when he spoke of a one-nation government.

Manager Ned Yost said: "He's been extremely important, not only in his production, but his presence in the clubhouse in terms of his leadership, helping to set a winning tone and keeping everybody levelheaded when times are tough and when times are good.

Creamer praised 8 p.m. host Ed Schultz for being "completely committed" in a battle to "save the middle class" and, broadly speaking, said MSNBC's "positive winning tone" was very helpful to progressives during this election year.

My surmise: "Schindler's List" ends with the uplifting color sequence, and if "Lincoln" had ended not with a flashback to the second Inaugural Address but with a flash ahead to, say, a key moment in the mid-twentieth-century civil-rights struggle that referenced Lincoln, it would have set an Oscar-winning tone.

But as she kept winning cases, his tone became less grumpy.

And there is something winning about her tone of voice, a kind of geekish enthusiasm that brings to mind Alan Bennett's affection for Footballers' Wives, or Terrence Malick's for Zoolander.

In the title role, Henry Fonda has a long stride, a nose on loan from Pinocchio, and a winning homeliness of tone, which is used to unforgettable effect in the subduing of a lynch mob.

The best way to "win" the tone-identifying game was for participants to not confuse or overgeneralize the new sounds with the ones they heard in the first phase of the study.

Within days of winning the nomination his tone changed.

The ski jumper Simon Ammann set the tone by winning the first gold of the Games.

Despite the controversy, the firm has sounded an optimistic tone about winning approval for the deal.