to tone down造句

• Department leaders finally decided on Monday to tone down the wording.
• We needed to tone down the funkiness without losing the fun,
• Early requests by Malle to tone down line readings drew tantrums.
• I'm here to tone down the rhetoric ."
• Both the French and Russians want to tone down the resolution.
• They haven't caused him to tone down his rhetoric.
• Weill said the governor was free to tone down the language.
• We, as a nation, need to tone down the rhetoric.
• They may try to tone down the market a bit.
• Then, he asked reporters to tone down those remarks.
• They also might have to tone down playing facilities and athlete housing.
• Jordan said Rocker will have to tone down his frequent dugout tantrums.
• Proud of his heritage, Tunubala refused to tone down his wardrobe.
• I try to tone down where I'm going.
• At the same time, Kelley needs to tone down his act.
• After the killing, they took pains to tone down the rhetoric.
• Our real problem right now is to tone down the emotional side,
• Loquacious Freddie Mitchell plans to tone down his act in the NFL.
• He urged " senators to tone down their rhetoric ."
• WCAU-TV pledged to tone down its coverage of the story.