Sentence examples for energetic note from inspiring English sources

The work concludes on an energetic note after a jaunty second movement.

Another key player, of course, is a co-founder of Talk Media, Harvey Weinstein, the co-chairman of Miramax Films, who, speaking on a cellular phone from Rome, sounded a more energetic note.

On election day, Clegg ended his campaign on an energetic note, rushing from Land's End to John O'Groats, before finishing in his Sheffield Hallam constituency to await the results.

On a less energetic note, The Traveller (01285 880 931; the- traveller.co.uk) is offering "Footsteps Of The Gold Trail" – a 12-day group trip into Minas Gerais that will trace the routes forged by traders during the Brazil Gold Rush of the 18th century, visiting the state-capital Belo Horizonte and the mining town of Ouro Preto.

Her "Majestic Splendour" comprises ranks of dead fish in plastic bags, adorned with multi-coloured sequins.Apart from some adventurous Asian contributions, most of the painting displayed tends to tame abstraction though Gary Hume, in the British pavilion, strikes an energetic note with glossy paint on aluminium, like a high-tech Matisse.

On a less energetic note Inuvik's Visitor Centre display other traditions, including making bannock, a kind of flatbread.

Through attention to pace and energetic speaking, note-by-note Shakespeare can still be made to work, as it does in Kenneth Branagh and Rob Ashford's three-hour The Winter's Tale, the opening production of Branagh's new West End season, but even that staging struggles with the lumbering rustic interlude of the fourth act.

"I know that inaccurate reports have stirred anxieties among some of you about how people will be treated as we pursue this energetic vision," he noted in a "Dear Friends and Colleagues" e-mail dated February 15 , 2002

Returning to the theme of his energetic ways, Collins noted that highly successful managers like Leyland might also sometimes be criticized by players who do not always play the game correctly.

Geoff Dyer, the only writer to do the double of "What's Wrong with Me?" and Mortification, is also the most energetic self-scourger, noting that he can't "think up plots" or invent characters, and "struggles" with facts and dates.

Ann Powers, writing for Spin, praised Tucker's emotional vocals and Brownstein's energetic guitar playing, noting that the band "now [delivers] the punch their words describe".