Sentence examples for more minor key from inspiring English sources
Tracy Austin, another former No. 1, struck a more minor key.
You could say that Excluded: Kicked Out of School (BBC3) was, in a much more minor key, fulfilling something of the same brief.
The more minor key of Welsh nationalism compared with that of the Scots undoubtedly reflects Plaid's distinctively cultural and linguistic roots.
Mr. Barnes is excellent as the son who cannot stop himself from slipping into the old patterns; although it is in a more minor key, his performance has some of the stealth savagery he brought to his memorable turn in "Becky Shaw".
MR: The production on Lonely Ones seems more "retro," its music edgier with more minor keys than the material found on Pacific Coast Eyes.
As the dream becomes uglier, Ms. Stroman said, the music moves into a more dissonant minor key and the dance becomes more angular.
Mr. Hawke, who was excessively agitated as Ivanov, plays Clive in a more minor, subdued key, which is a surprising choice for a character meant to be an irresistible force.
Wright also writes of heroes and heroines in a more minor, but still impressive, key, like Noha al Zeiny, a leading official in the prosecutor's office of the Egyptian Ministry of Justice, who was so disgusted by blatant official ballot rigging in an election she was supervising that she publicly denounced it in one of the few Cairo newspapers that dared to print her testimony.
"There is even some work that suggests music in the major key is more distracting than minor keys".
The Evolution of Man is more sombre: minor-key melodies flicker bleakly and grinding guitar riffs – some played by Blur's Graham Coxon – replace the electro knees-ups, while Example enumerates his sins: drug abuse, infidelity, you name it.
