Sentence examples for allowed a note from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama allowed a note of populist outrage to heat up his usual cool, cerebral delivery, taking particular umbrage at Republican accusations that the stimulus package contained pork.

He will bend or slur a phrase, pause uncomfortably, allow a note to shatter in mid-attack; at times, it sounds as if he's very close to a nervous breakdown.

From the start, Rdio has pandered to the US music industry's every demand: launching as a subscription-only service that barely allows a note of free music out before users are shaken down for money.

The prosecution case was essentially that obscenity was obscenity, wherever it took place; theatre could not be allowed a sick-note from the principles of decency.

For example, a school that usually allows a parental note to excuse an absence, but won't on the day of the protest, may have a problem.

It's a score that is thrillingly attentive to language: "lust" is allowed an unexpectedly pure note to itself, "sin" is unstable – a troubled treatment of a single syllable.

It allows for a note or melody to ring, linger — to outlive the motion or impulse that created it.

He wrote a program allowing a user to write a note that disappeared once the recipient read it.

If there is only one study, a large effect size is required to allow a weak qualitative conclusion (note that one cannot reach a conclusion if the single study is of moderate or low quality).

During trial jurors are not allowed to pass a note to the judge or raise their hands to ask a question if they don't understand something.

Besides giving the Treasury capacity for additional borrowing, the new three-year note would allow a reduction in the current borrowing in two-year notes and Treasury bills.