Sentence examples for more note than from inspiring English sources

He was the Bill Walsh of Russian hockey and deserves more note than he generally gets.

Mr. Brinkley of Pfizer said he expected that 10 years from now erectile dysfunction would be just a medical problem, of no more note than any other.

Her seedy and untimely death would be of no more note than any other of those grim cautionary tales found in Kenneth Anger's Hollywood Babylon books, were it not for one key fact: this neglected actress, who killed herself in such a squalid manner, has a fair claim to have been the world's very first movie star.

As a rule, arias have more notes than what these performers provide.

The violins thought they should get more because they played more notes than other sections.

MUSIC: PAYMENT BY THE NOTE? -- If one musician in an orchestra plays more notes than another, shouldn't he or she be paid more?

Some things the authors of the book agree on: take more notes than seem necessary on more topics than seem important.

But you were brilliant -- skewering the robber barons for 45 minutes with no more notes than fit on the back of an envelope.

(Although in "Senkele Te Sira," a slow song with minimal percussion and acoustic guitar, Mr. Sekou wondrously left out more notes than he put in).

Barbara White's "Learning to See," again for six players, was a real discovery: she writes no more notes than she needs, and she has a way of making straightforward quotations (from Varése, Stravinsky and others) her own.

While it's hard to like a band that abuse apostrophes so blatantly, there's something charming about a plucky pop-punk lyricist who, faced with more notes than he has cliches, just repeats the same words over and over.