Sentences with phrase «nice change of tone»
While its more horrifying than heartwarming, it's a nice change of tone for a Christmas movie.
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So to be writing today's blog with positive tones in my words is a nice change from the recent morose prose I've inflicted on you since the start of the year.
I have been losing weight while changing my eating habits and lifting weights ~ The weight lifting has not been anything hard core at all, lol, but i have definitely gotten more toned without the cardio ~ I used to speed walk 3 - 4 times a week when the weather was nice, and before I started using the weights that was all that I did besides some regular excersizes that I have been doing for years, and I have to say that compared to the speed walking, the strength training definitely has made much more of a difference on my body:)
A lot of times, we will see nice changes in skin color and skin tone, so there are a lot of very nice and fairly rapid improvements that we see in our patients that optimize their hormones.
I was lucky enough to have a family computer in 1996 when Broken Sword came out, I had been playing Cannon Fodder to death beforehand and the Shadow of the Templar was a nice change for my parents as they preferred George's dulcet tones to constant machine gun fire.
In the older games at times, the jumping sound could get kind of annoying and they toned it down in this game, which was nice change.
With the possible exception of Climate Depot, I find their tone, in the main, to be non-belligerent — a «nice change», in fact, from some of the warmist blogs I visit — where ad hominem, ridicule, condescension, unfounded accusations and censoriousness toward dissenters (by the blog owners, not merely by visitors!)
The colors on the screen also don't seem too washed out or oversaturated, but the nice part is that if you feel like the color of the display is a bit off, you can simply adjust the tone by going to display settings and changing the LCD effect.
This game - changing little ratio forced my husband Tom and me to pay attention to the tone of our daily interactions: How often were we actually being nice to each other?