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tone-setter
noun
- a person or thing that establishes the quality or character that is to be followed subsequently
Example Sentences
Minnesota’s Julius Randle, the first piece of the Lakers’ post-Kobe Bryant plans, looked like the bulldozing tone-setter the team once envisioned when it took him in the first round in 2014.
It was a huge tone-setter for what he is doing at Manchester United.
“For me, that’s a tone-setter,” Williams said of the philosophical shift in the rushing attack.
“I do aspire one day, if the right NBA situation were to come along, I do aspire to really testing myself,” Hurley told The Mike Francesa Podcast this week, adding he would only be interested “if the organization wants a tone-setter to come in and instill a culture with young players and an organization that wants to pursue championships.”
But a release would certainly open the possibility Denver’s defensive tone-setter has played his last game in navy and orange, if not in the NFL altogether.
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