Sentence examples for more than note from inspiring English sources

Regarding that legacy, he does little more than note that "the Pilgrims invented the model and set the tone" for later English colonization.

There will be disappointment among colleges that the report does no more than note the LSC's announcement last summer that it was to postpone part of last year's funding to this year.

The letter it sent did little more than note the recipient's status on the far end of the statistical spectrum, but the prescription rates dropped by three per cent during the next six months.

Often, however, the attitude is sullen resignation; in "Incarceron," the hero, Finn, can do no more than note the small red lights of the prison's ubiquitous "Eyes" staring down at him from the rafters.

The plan by the Economic Community does little more than note that the critical end of the operation would be the "launching of operations of the Mali security forces to regain the north with support" of the bloc.

Spirit, power, phrasing, tempo, expressiveness — all these things matter more than note-perfect execution.

He came of age in a world where virtuosic Romanticism was an ultimate value, prized far more than note-perfect adherance to the score.

Some seem little more than notes for poems, unfinished and haphazard.

Because the currency we use is about so much more than notes and coins.

"Music is so much more than notes on a sheet of paper," Jones said.

"Music is more than notes on a page," Lee said.