Sentence examples for Scattered notes from inspiring English sources

Riffs were just as likely to be scattered notes, atonal clusters or stray swoops.

Under Ashi's leadership the Academy, which had been closed since 309, was revived, and the gigantic task of collating scattered notes, sayings, legislative opinions, and homiletic lore was conducted for more than 30 years.

The final pages of the score, in which Shostakovich tries to retrace, insofar as he is able, Beethoven's great march from C minor to C major in the Fifth, were taken at a daringly slow tempo, yet every detail glowed with life, from scattered notes on the flute to the last, rumbling pizzicatos in the basses.

For her recording, Ms. Philipsz has redacted the parts for all the instruments except one cello and one viola, leaving plangent silences between those two players' scattered notes — and, of course, evoking the erasure of musicians and artists by the Nazis.

Hazy, dissonant chords are punctured by fierce squalls of scattered notes; the pedals help produce haunting billows of resonance.

The shape of the poem powerfully intensifies the realization of death, and enacts it (much as Hitchens's scattered notes enact his death).

Perhaps inevitably, a princely stick-on moustache goes astray as Prem beds into his new role, and his good-natured yammering causes consternation for uptight courtier Diwan (a terrific Anupam Kher, scattering notes of worryworn humanity like rose petals).

Worst of times The various tabloid exposés that began with the story that he had been unfaithful to his pregnant girlfriend in 1996, continued with the news that he had bedded a topless dancer on a mattress scattered with notes amounting to £10,000, and reached a nadir of sorts with Courtney Love's kiss-and-tell account of their two-week sex marathon.

Our information about Ramus' life, apart from scattered biographical notes in his own books, comes mainly from three of his contemporaries: Johannes Thomas Freigius, Theophilus Banosius and Nicolas Nancelius.

Its varying soundscape incorporates electronic effects such as clicks, hisses, whooshes, and low-frequency synths, as well as subtle strings and scattered piano notes.

But different ways of extending the standard model predict different changes in WW scattering, notes Jürgen Reuter, a theorist at the German Electron Synchrotron (DESY) laboratory in Hamburg.