Sentence examples for in which notes from inspiring English sources

This is underscored by the imprecision of much of the singing, in which notes and words are often lost.

Yet as the finest heavy-voiced blues singing (some said shouting) contralto of the era, she established vocal techniques intrinsic to the American style, most notably an undulating attack in which notes are stretched, bent, curved, moaned and hollered.

And on Wednesday, the police said, hate-crimes detectives were investigating a burglary Tuesday night at a Latino evangelical church in Patchogue, in which notes with anti-Hispanic comments were found on the altar.

Maoist censorship of the arts politicised virtually every creative endeavour: revolutionary puritans compared the piano to a coffin in which "notes rattled about like the bones of the bourgeoisie".

His contrapuntal orchestration and his use of irregular, so-called "additive" rhythms, in which notes were often grouped across the bar-lines, were early on treated with disbelief, even scorn.

Classic minimalist works tend to introduce change by way of horizontal shifts: Reich's "phasing" effect, in which instruments playing the same music slip out of synch with one another; Glass's "additive" process, in which notes are added to a repeating pattern.

Resources, indeed, can be an appealing carrot dangled in front of the theater community by those in opera, a milieu in which, noted Mr. Berry deadpan, "it's not about working with seven actors on a play".

At the National Gallery, Sir Michael created an education department, an artist-in-residence program and the Artist's Eye series, in which noted artists were invited to select favorite paintings from the museum's permanent collection for exhibition.

This was part of a tradition spanning back to the 1920s in which noted explorers are asked to place their signature on the Globe.

Cameron cites the entry for "cuckold" in "A Feminist Dictionary," published in 1985, which notes that "The wife of an unfaithful husband is just called wife".

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