Sentence examples for note feel from inspiring English sources
That's largely a reflection on Mr. Scofield, who can make the application of vibrato on a note feel pregnant with meaning.
On a much lighter note, feel free to join in the widespread cackling over Derek Jeter's winning a Gold Glove award at shortstop, which is slightly less egregious than Johnny Knoxville winning an Oscar for "Jackass 3D".
An original called "Casino" began with a solemn preamble on piano, and Mr. Moran summoned similar forces of concentration in his solo, making almost every note feel carefully determined.
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"Chinatown" balances its melody as if on the head of a pin, with a delicacy that makes each note feel special.
But over all, the Note feels like a laundry-list tablet.
That last note felt like direct, physical access to the past: like seeing an old picture come to life.
The Mi Note feels great in the hand.
As a result, Heather Orth's rendition of "Johnny One Note" felt like a shot of adrenaline to a cast that was drowning in a surplus of riches.
All five of his musicians dressed in blue work shirts, as if to stress the point that they worked on a schedule: you want this song medium-fast, punk-rock rhythm with a quarter-note feel in the high-hat, heavy guitars with no solos?
For some students, these follow-up notes feel awkward, but you have been "invited to the party," so the least you can do is send a simple R.S.V.P. that you cannot attend.
