Meanings of same tones in English

Kraus describes them in the same tones used by I Love Dick's fans today.

These are the same tones, the same execution.

Yet if some woman had spoken in the same tones, you would have not thought them unwomanly.

Then, with a mischievous grin, Talut, keeping the same tones and pace, looked at Deegie and changed to words.

Furthermore, lines two and three, four and five, six and seven, have the same tones on the even syllables.

It seemed to us that Kondjé-Gul spoke very passionately to her, and that she answered her in the same tones.

Father (in the same tones).

All of this in the same tones of weary nonchalance you might use to stop the dog nosing around in the bin.

He prayed aloud, chanting his woes in the same tones which he used in the street to touch the hearts of the passers-by.

Music itself uses the same tones over and over again; it is by doing so that we begin to understand tone a little.

Between the beginning and the ending the same tones were employed, whether the melody proposed to repose upon re, upon fa or do.

The measure, deliberate, incessant, changeless,-thesame tones, the same intervals,-workedupon his strained nerves, at first soothingly and then as a pleasant stimulant.

I don't like the grand airs of this Monsieur George; and yet he resembles, very much, his grandfather-thesame look and sometimes the same tones.

'I shall never marry him,' she repeated, still in the same tones.

"And my father," said Suzanne in the same tones of unshakable faith.

"Do you hear what I say?" resumed the Dictator, in the same tones.