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To: Ilaine who wrote (35645)3/19/2004 3:02:20 PM
From: Lane3  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793839
 
Tone is especially important with Bush. It's his tone/'tude that is so offputting to so many folks, like the Europeans. Like moi. I thought he sounded today like he wanted to let bygones be bygones and to work collaboratively, one and all, shoulder to shoulder, to beat the bad guys. And I got that more from his demeanor than from his words. To me he came across chastened, yet undeterred. He was still talking about a stark contrast between good and evil, but he didn't come across like a backwoods moralist or a simpleton or a cowboy. I thought it was perfect.

I can't believe I'm complementing the guy so effusively. Perhaps it's because I expect so little. <g>



To: Ilaine who wrote (35645)3/20/2004 1:44:28 AM
From: D. Long  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793839
 
Funny how much our judgments are swayed by things like tone, but somehow tone conveys more about a person than words.

I think somehow how one reacts to a certain tone conveys more about a person, as well. <g>

Derek