Sentence examples for introduce a note from inspiring English sources

The cheap plastic forks, in contrast, introduce a note of prison food parsimony to proceedings.

But they introduce a note of warning: current policies of "positive discrimination" threaten to reverse decades of progress.

I've attempted to introduce a note of realism here, in the form of composing a menu that doesn't require much effort in the morning itself.

She did, though, introduce a note of caution for those already inking her name into the record books: "We have seen a very good colt here already today [New Bay] and also in England.

At the beginning of his tenure, Eyre and Hare rather soberly agree that it is necessary "to introduce a note of anarchy to the theatre", but then he adds: "It's hard to make an anarchistic gesture now that isn't immediately assimilated".

The walrus story is shaped to introduce a note of poignancy, and it leads immediately to Attenborough's closing note: "As we understand more about the complexity of the lives of sea creatures, so we begin to appreciate the fragility of their home".

Tim Marshall of Sky News introduces a note of scepticism.

Mr. McCain's doctors, though expressing optimism, introduced a note of caution.

In an increasingly petty election, his selection introduced a note of rare intellectual clarity.

"The Dead Circus" isn't a particularly optimistic book, but near its end Kaye introduces a note of rueful joyousness.

But Mr. Zizmor, whose only defense witness was Mr. Calderon, introduced a note that Nyishia had written on a napkin.