Sentence examples for note from the start from inspiring English sources

The play strikes a dark note from the start.

To be fair, Barrymore does note from the start that she's not interested in writing a sweeping memoir that would give a full account of her life.

This time, the government's chief negotiator, G. L. Peiris, struck an optimistic note from the start, when he said, "Together we repudiate today a legacy of rancor and hatred, which has torn asunder the fabric of our nation for decades".

Although Mr. Moiseyev's choreography derived from folk sources, he created his works for professional dancers: as observers noted from the start, no peasants or villagers ever danced with such theatrical flair.

Alongside the coach-for-the-night Stuart Dickens, Chester took notes from the start but his side suffered an early blow when the prop Anthony England was carried off eight minutes in.

The ostensible justification for these tariffs was national security; but as was widely noted from the start – although this probably came as news to the Trumpies – most U.S. steel imports come from American allies.

First of all, I noted from the start that I was mentioned in some of the emails.

It should be noted from the start that there is not a unified phenomenological tradition or approach to information technology in particular, or other phenomena more generally.

Mr. Kranish and Mr. Helman note that from the start of Mr. Romney's foray into politics, the question of identity — "What were his issues?

It was 2 30 p.m. on Monday, June 15th and my interview with Shirin Neshat, one of the most significant contemporary artists working today, took on a surreal and symbolic note right from the start.

One should note that from the start, capitalism, as the existing political system, had a bad reputation, and socialism and communism as ideas of a better future were perceived as noble.