Sentence examples for introducing a note from inspiring English sources

Berberova, just offstage and pulling the strings, has plenty of fun with him, occasionally introducing a note of metafiction into the proceedings.

"We've never done a big headline tour before and this is our first night," says their frontman, introducing a note of vulnerability into his performance.

But at the risk now of muddling the issue and introducing a note of shrill male self-pity … how about men's self-image?

Rebecca John, a supreme court lawyer whose work includes cases involving human rights violations, said she felt indebted to Saxena for introducing a note of compassion and civility into what she called the "toxic atmosphere of hatemongering" in India.

Unfortunately, this is Britain, 2015, where the political class still has such a tragic hard-on for all things American that it is simply unthinkable that anyone would dream of introducing a note of wanton disrespect into the venerable institution that is the post-challengers' debate spin room.

Introducing a note of caution, the guest urged the President to alter the Constitution so that it vested the monarch with genuine power, adding, "You don't want to wind up being a figurehead who just goes around visiting foreign dignitaries and so forth".

Tim Marshall of Sky News introduces a note of scepticism.

The cheese introduced a note of yet more fat.

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.