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Through empirical variations of tone , voice , etc ., possibly of a certain accent , for example , we must be able to recognize the identity , roughly speaking , of a signifying form . Now is the time to talk about tone , using the " offending " story as a constructive example . Nor , I think , could I have addressed these things without a certain playfulness of tone , which appeared first in the archness of " oily fabulation " and the neologism of " iridesce . Color is vibration on an other spectrum than tone , so we can see it with our eyes . Some people felt that the service was too evangelical in tone , that the preachers lost sight of what the funeral was about . The development can be rapid ( a 100 m wide compression zone forming in a matter of hours ) , and the sounds of crushing , imbricating ice are incredibly rich in tone , pitch and volume . " My dear Anna Mikhaylovna , " said he with his usual familiarity and weariness of tone , " it is almost impossible for me to do what you ask ; but to prove my devotion to you and how I respect your father 's memory , I will do the impossible - your son shall be transferred to the Guards . While hardly conversational in tone , the books 's prose is more akin to what one writes to be spoken , not read . " Such a conviction , expressed with an almost antique downrightness of tone , is not common in writing today , and neither , perhaps , is the confident division of the world into " the Left " and " its adversaries . " And then Morris , with great kindness of tone , explained his view of the matter . " In trying to be all things to all people , the text is somewhat uneven in tone , allowing conversational discussions to obscure the mathematics at some points , and losing the main ideas in a forest of mathematical details at others . It is thorough , easy to navigate and extremely positive in tone , offering resources and support in developing reading skills and habits , communicating with school and knowing your rights , etc.