Sentences with phrase «recent change of tone»

Not exact matches

While Trump admits that he does have some regrets about some of the comments he has made in recent months, he said he would not change the tone of his campaign.

In a recent article in The Guardian of London, Rosemary Hill wrote of this scene, «Whether it is the latent homoeroticism of the vision or simply the sudden change of tone that makes the scene so uncomfortable, it is certainly a failure.»

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.

There have been recent signs of a change of tone in the Labour leadership on the question of freedom of movement.

Throughout the exhibition, his minimalist compositions change in color and tone; his earlier works from the years following the death of his son harbor much darker and colder tones, whereas his more recent works appear to have a brighter disposition.

If you've been following the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) global heating releases, you know that there has been a lot of criticism by most scientists involved that the national governments are going out of their way to tone down the group's conclusions so they don't sound so dire and so the governments can justify doing the absolute minimum (in some cases that means nothing, nada, zip) to forestall global heating.