Sentence examples for note of real from inspiring English sources

"It's injected a note of real seriousness.

Only Donny, a rancher who owns his land but not the minerals beneath, strikes a note of real dissent in the first two episodes, suggesting that collateral damage from the drilling might render his land worthless.

When Mary first renounces Steve, out of innate decency and professional self-protection, the scene finds a note of real longing, and the human obstacles that stand between the two lovers are disposed of without the cruelty to which coarser movies often stoop.

And the diaries assume their only note of real personal distress, moments of personal bereavement apart, when she contemplates the proposed publication of 500 letters written by her infatuated father over three years from 1912 to her own close friend, Venetia Stanley (later Montagu).

This is a shame, because Le has the ability to hit notes of real emotional intensity, usually when he's not embroiled in a kind of writing that hovers between reportage (conflict, crime, guns and drugs) and picturesque travel journalism.

However, having seen the women at Tuesday night's New York premiere and the men on Saturday evening, I must say that the only distinction of real note was the presence, on Saturday, of the Israeli president, Shimon Peres, accompanied by a considerable security detail and heckled by members of Adalah-NY: The New York Campaign for the Boycott of Israel.

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Davuluri's title offers some vindication for the Indian women and girls whose value, according to Indian standards, has been eclipsed by the color of their skin; with luck, it will be a wake-up call for India to follow America's lead and finally start taking note of the real beauty of Indian women as well.

Already adept at withholding information -- this week's budget is an evasive Cliffs Notes of the real document, not out until April 3 -- the Bush administration is also benefiting from a pervasive Washington fallacy: Since the new president seems a better guy than Mr. Clinton, he deserves brownie points for character, whatever he's doing.

The Matrix notes the number of real estate blogs with "bubble" in their names.

Sometimes, Kroll noted, the names of real businesses appeared in T.I.B.C.'s loan book — without the companies' knowledge.