Sentence examples for injected notes from inspiring English sources

Two Harry Warren novelties, "Zing a Little Zong" and "Dig Dig Dig for Your Dinner" injected notes of pure playfulness.

Harold P. Klein, leader of the biology team, injected notes of caution at press conferences announcing progress of the work, saying they might be wrong in their assumptions.

In the past, Mr. Giuliani has often injected notes of pessimism into his comments on security, or warned of a protracted struggle.

For example, a salesperson can inject notes into a particular field on the platform that will prime what questions she or he should ask a potential customer — after which the salesperson can easily set a reminder to follow up with that person or company.

But Coach Rick Adelman injected two notes of perspective Tuesday night, just before his Rockets faced the mighty Boston Celtics.

One track, Martha Sways, injects notes of dissonance – off-kilter violins, random stabs of piano – that will be familiar to fans of Big Star's Sister Lovers.

Relentlessly cheery J-pop music and ubiquitous cellphones inject notes of everyday Japanese reality into an absurdist plot in which even death is a matter of little import.

Shirley injected a note of hope.

He had injected a note of interactivity into staid Britain.

"It's injected a note of real seriousness.

The gaffe injected a note of lightness in an otherwise leaden morning of jury deliberations.