Sentence examples for a note has crept from inspiring English sources

By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 15 , 1936P. 9 We have been studying the latest issue of Vogue, and while ninety-nine per cent of it is still devoted to the proposition that the female should make herself irresistibly alluring to the male, a note has crept in which suggests a wholl conflicting philosophy.

But a dangerous note has crept into the discussion, a tinge of imperialism, in fact.

Technical terms and specialized graphs have been miscopied over the centuries, and marginal notes have crept into the text here and there.

A distinct note of resignation has crept into conversations.

High notes have disappeared, a certain unsteadiness has crept into his delivery, and his belting is no longer robust.

As he has grown older, a sensual corruption, a moral corrosion, has crept into his smile.

And a warmth has crept over his interpretations.

A chill has crept into karaoke parlours and brothels; mistresses also face a hard time.

A new wariness has crept up between some Syrian workers and their employers here.

Now, at last, a little certainty has crept back in.

Inflation, an old bugbear, has crept back into double figures.