Sentence examples for note as though from inspiring English sources

Ruth Gilligan wrote a letter to God, folded into a tightly wedged note as though ready to be pushed into a crack in the Western Wall.

It will tend to strike a mystical note, as though spoken by the priest of a non-existent religion addressing an equally non-existent god.

He feared now the summer night for its sly and sweetfound darkness, and he imagined on the night breeze a sardonic note, as though the Ox were taunting.

When Russian Orthodoxy's point-man on matters academic appeared this week at the Moscow State University for the Humanities, on whose advisory board he sits, he struck a defensive note, as though both secular sceptics and anti-intellectual religious zealots were baying in the background.

But even that one ends on a hopeful note, as though Court Yard Hounds were willing success into being.

The apartment door creaked open with a surprised, rising note, as though it hadn't expected her to pass through it again.

It is ridiculous to talk about high notes as though they don't matter or are some kind of stunt irrelevant to the real art of music.

There was a smattering of young women – I sat next to 16-year-old Katie Sproule, who took notes as though she were in class.

Judge Walton has criticized Locy for not keeping her notes, as though she should have anticipated a lawsuit and that she would be called to testify.

"Very hard for me to imagine that anything happened," Trump noted, as though he, like too many other men who hear a woman's story, including stories about Trump himself, could barely be bothered to sort out the details.

Another was the name Irving Berlin, whose song "Blue Skies" began the program and which she treated as a dialogue between positive and negative attitudes expressed in singing that circled around the notes as though she were deciding whether or not to land.