Sentence examples for introduces a note from inspiring English sources

Tim Marshall of Sky News introduces a note of scepticism.

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

He says plastic introduces a note of sculptural refinement to a formal room without being distracting, comparing it to a form by Hans Arp or Brancusi.

The second introduces a note of reason: "But it was plastic and would probably break before it went deep enough to hit his brain".

"Mount Mirtagh and Back", a beautifully imagined love poem which introduces a note of strangeness by opening with the story of "The emperor Qianlong... obsessed with jade", is one of the strongest in the collection.

The vote on the austerity package introduces a note of uncertainty in what had seemed to be a done deal, threatening the comprehensive agreement reached by European leaders last week to shore up the euro zone.

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

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.

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

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