Sentence examples for close on a note from inspiring English sources
However, being a true American, Lowell cannot but close on a note of hope, of "another shore,/ some further range of delectable mountains" where the ideals celebrated on Independence Day might find firmer footing.
Smith never sounds insincere, but the poems become most predictable when they snugly fit a single genre or conceit, or close on a note, however sympathetic, of pure despair or pure celebration ("you are beautiful & lovable & black & enough & so you pretty you–am i").
Adair takes a few more ineffectual ad hominem swings at his critics before closing on a note of grandiosity.
Some sections feels diffuse, but the work closes on a note of lyrical and limpidly structured beauty.
Andy Bellin closes on a note of exultation, and on the last page of his book pulls in a large pot against a superior player.
That film closed on a note of classic Zionism: the monochrome of murderous Europe giving way to the colour of redemptive, rescuing Israel.
In the end, as in "The Thought Gang," the people we like get what they want, and the novel closes on a note of spurious emotional wisdom.
"Letter from A Fan," featuring the guest vocalist Nataly Dawn, plays like a straight-faced version of Eminem's "Stan," and the album closes on a note of tentative, and possibly temporary, salvation.
The article closed on a note that seems relevant today: For weeks the Carter forces have argued that, in a debate with Mr. Reagan, the president would show himself in much better command of detail.
To close on this note?'".
