Sentence examples for its note of from inspiring English sources

This passing of the spotlight, with its note of generosity, was there in all the acts, as it must be.

The span of Sinden's set did reveal some limitations to the genre, though, namely its note of tourism.

They do prettier things, too, but the whole force of the duet is its note of privacy.

But the bulk of the songs by Elton John and Tim Rice belong to the western tradition with its note of aching romantic yearning.

But what was startling about Phillips's comment was its note of satisfaction, even celebration: 1968 was a banner year for bitter grievance, and Nixon rode a wave of resentment to the White House.

You can hear its earsplitting song all year round; wrens will suffer in harsh winters – all small birds will – but the song goes on, its note of challenge undiminished.

And beyond its notes of earthy red cherries, it is redolent of California's wine heritage and, perhaps, future.

But every cultural commons has its notes of discordance.

David found much to like in its notes of butterscotch, "warm and homely like honeycomb".

A strain called Tangerine, for example, "opens up your nose"; its notes of citrus are good for salad dressing.

The rhetoric of the conference, its notes of defiance and promises of struggle, resistance and industrial action, was even more dated.