Sentence examples for conventional note from inspiring English sources

It opens on a bizarrely conventional note, with jangly guitars and lush strings, then unravels over 53 minutes.

In Asian languages such as Korean and Indian, the conventional note labels are mainly based on the vowel /a/ (Korean: Da, La, Ma, Ba, Sa, Ga, Na; Indian: Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni).

– it's that he has given us a way of hearing the "resistance", the "materials and energies" in all musical sounds, including "conventional" notes and rhythms.

The resulting feedback is more comprehensive than the more conventional notes scrawled in the margin, and Stannard, who works at the University of Westminster, now believes it has the potential to revolutionise distance learning.

The firm signs a conventional promissory note.

However, there are problems that do transcend race and that are felt along socio-economic lines that are easily masked as race by conventional thought (Note the word thought and not wisdom).

It was Mr. Canterbury who taught me how to kill a porcupine without conventional weapons (Note to self: Always carry a boat paddle) and how to yank out the heart and eat it raw.

The possibility that the finite/infinite time distinction is conventional was noted by the catholic philosopher of science Ernan McMullin, who concludes that the theological doctrine of creation ex nihilo must not be given a metric interpretation (McMullin 1981).

Cyber warfare represents for every government an efficient alternative to conventional weapons," notes InfoSec Institute.

But the participants in the Fed meeting also took comfort that people with good credit were having little trouble getting conventional mortgages, noting that interest rates on 30-year fixed mortgages had declined slightly.

Another school of conventional wisdom notes that in a post-cold war world, Germans no longer feel obliged to suppress their doubts about American policy for the sake of solidarity against the Soviet threat.