strike a tone

Frequency: 6.57.5 per million words

To create a particular feeling or atmosphere through one's manner of speaking or writing.

toneVERB + tone

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strike

Examples (10)

  • The President struck a defiant tone during his address.
  • In her opening remarks, the speaker tried to strike a conciliatory tone.
  • The author successfully struck a humorous tone throughout the novel.
  • It's crucial for journalists to strike an objective tone in their reporting.
  • The new marketing campaign aims to strike a hopeful tone about the product's benefits.
  • Despite the serious topic, he managed to strike a lighthearted tone in his presentation.
  • The diplomatic talks need to strike a constructive tone to achieve progress.
  • She always strikes a professional tone in her emails.
  • The artist's latest painting strikes a melancholic tone, reflecting personal loss.
  • His advice was delivered in a way that struck a supportive tone.