Sentence examples for adopts a note from inspiring English sources

Ayesha Dharker, in her Shakespeare Solo, adopts a note of poignant regret and infinite sadness: she turns the speech into a moving lament for mankind's fate.

In a statement late Thursday, Mr. Sarkozy adopted a conciliatory tone, noting that the public had "legitimate concerns".

They both belong to what Ginastera called his "neo-expressionist" period, in which he adopted a 12-note technique (though without ever really losing touch with tonality) and included aleatoric passages in his scores.

The slogan was changed to "Nationwide is on your side" in 1973, he added, when the company adopted a seven-note jingle that was heard in its commercials for decades.

This isn't to say that their intentions aren't admirable — Sandberg's convictions are frequently praiseworthy — but those in the corner office rarely adopt political stances without a note of caution.

"We are now children-friendly," said Mr. Shyer, adopting a marketing cliché with a note of exasperation.

Spend goes up 30% after a customer adopts a PayPal credit vehicle, he notes, citing previous studies at the company, whether that's the Bill Me Later service or the GE-issued PayPal credit card.

Responding to a call by her immediate predecessor, Keir Starmer QC, to make failing to report allegations of child sexual abuse a criminal offence, Saunders adopted a more cautious note.

Note that COCO adopts a tri-polar grid, in which the northern polar region grid points do not follow latitude-longitude lines.

Important note This toolkit adopts a perspective firmly grounded in child rights and child protection.

Alex Thornton of AllHipHop noted that Knowles adopts a masculine character on "Diva" and that it is "something decent to bounce to at least".