Sentence examples for a real note from inspiring English sources

She let the audience laugh, then added: "But, no, on a real note, it was really great and wonderful.

"I'm flattered," says the General over a smoke with Saul as he takes it all on board, though even he doesn't seem that convinced it is "the best solution for Syria", and there's a real note of cynicism as Saul mentions the "full support of the United States".

"On a real note, I think it is safe to say that it is OK for us young performers, especially us minority performers, to step out of the box.

This is easier with songs that begin with noises and clicks followed by a real note, because it will force your brain to reference its memory of the song, not the relative intervals of the notes.

Of course, the last commerce secretary of any real note was in 1928: Herbert Hoover.

On a very real note, this, in essence, could affect any and all apps that rely on the Android date picker, but that's not yet confirmed.

Aside from Google, I can't recall a company of real note that has used a similar process since.

And for his debut, Hill has proven an actor of real note, in-tune with McKean's understated despair.

It's remarkable because neither of us has a playing background of real note".

"Fosse" opened with local performers to some enthusiastic notices and a few real notes of dissent ("So what is all the Fosse about?" read the headline over the review in The Evening Standard).

"We have finished on a real positive note.