Word: toneed
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Scalia, a 1960 Harvard Law graduate, then added in a more serious tone, “If you have jeering and picketing, do you really think that that fulfills the purposes of this amendment...
...conflicting statements to the Harvard Republican Club and the Bisexual, Gay, Lesbian and Transsexual Student Alliance led us to rescind our endorsement of their candidacy. At the same time, countless e-mail lists were filled with often heated discussions of the allegations—discussions that reflected the unfortunate tone of campus discourse...
...underscore the spectacle of the elections and the jaded attitude with which students view the UC. With their victory out of the mire, it is Haddock-Riley’s prerogative to overcome the negative tenor of the campus and reengage the student body with the UC. Otherwise, the tone of the election will continue to resonate for a long time...
...sent check—without the knowledge of several involved parties: the bank above which Peter and Francis live and at which Peter works, Peter’s mother who is visiting, or the police officer who frequently drops by. The piece is classic British farce, and thus the tone is one of barely controlled hysteria as the trio attempt to control a situation which becomes larger and more outrageous by the second. I would be willing to bet that the play holds the world record for most doors slammed per minute. Much of this shuffling, hiding and slamming...
...perhaps the most distracting production element was the music, which failed to sustain the dramatic tension or even complement the play’s overall tone. Instead, its strident entrances seemed to unnecessarily barge in with every set change and occasionally even clashed with the scene’s actual dialogue...