Sentence examples for loud note from inspiring English sources

A complaint is that these works strike the same loud note every time, and despite the artist's ease, the East-West fusion is a bit familiar.

It's bravura stuff, even as it strikes only a single loud note of brilliance: an hour in, Dolan's chargingly naked approach leaves him with little to reveal.

The details are in a freshly published edition of Michael Crick's book Militant: the fact that as expulsions began, Corbyn struck a loud note of common cause from his part of the Labour left ("If expulsions are in order for Militant, they should apply to us too"), and was even the "provisional convenor" of something called the Defeat the Witch-Hunt campaign.

If Madonna sings an especially loud note or if the bass kicks in, you'll feel it.

Loud notes are as strong as steel; soft ones settle like feathers next to your ears.

They created other versions too: a 50 percent version, with note lengths and volume halfway between the mechanical average and the original, and versions at 25 percent, 75 percent, and even 125 percent and 150 percent, in which the pianist's loud notes were even louder, his longest-held notes even longer.

It would tear the bark off 20 or 30 feet of trunk in a few hours, Audubon wrote, "all the while sounding its loud notes, as if highly delighted".

Duffy – who's 44 and used to be a store manager for TK Maxx – has been in charge of Ukip's campaigning in all those recent parliamentary byelections, where it has sounded its customary loud notes about the supposed multitudes soon to arrive from Romania and Bulgaria.

But it's no good: the band comes up behind like an overtaking juggernaut and someone roars in the crowd, which I take as permission to basically play, well, random loud notes; as Chris Morris once wrote: "A bomb made of jazz and feathers".

At a pivotal moment, when the man realizes his pet is missing, Chapman proposed a series of loud notes at each cut, almost like something from "Jaws".

went out of her way to read the regulation out loud, noting that it allows for a dismissal only for "misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest, or for other good cause including violation of departmental policies".