Sentence examples for notes of discord from inspiring English sources

JUNE 29 -- Notes of discord at a newspaper that had championed racial harmony.

THURSDAY -- Notes of discord at a newspaper that had championed racial harmony.

There were a few notes of discord during the meeting though, including one when Mr. Obama expressed frustration with what he characterized as a disconnect between what he and business leaders talked about face-to-face, and what business lobbyists said about the White House — and Mr. Obama himself — when they were on Capitol Hill.

Admittedly, there were a few notes of discord, particularly in Peres' message to the Iranians.

In the harmonious and rarified world of Stradivarius appreciators, notes of discord and controversy have seldom, if ever, been heard until Stewart Pollens came along, that is.

Then, a delegate from China added: "I hesitate greatly to sound a note of discord at this conference.

In a rare note of discord within Mr. Netanyahu's governing coalition, rightist ministers blamed the defense minister, Ehud Barak, for ordering the eviction, accusing him of trying to set the government's agenda.

LONDON — The crowd at the annual Crime Thriller Awards here some months back was happily basking in mutual congratulation when the writer Lynda La Plante introduced an unexpected note of discord.

The 41st president's bracingly frank comments about the 43rd president's "hot rhetoric", and his scathing assessments of his vice-president Dick Cheney and defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld, struck an unprecedented note of discord in a famously loyal clan that rivals the Kennedys and Clintons as American political royalty.

So at ease were the two men on the lunar surface they even found time for a song: "We were walking on the Moon one day," though this was quickly followed by a note of discord when the astronauts failed to agree whether the next line should be "...'...merry, merry month of May'," as specified in the original song or the scientifically more accurate though less poetic "December".

Cynthia Lennon wrote in 2006 that she "hated leaving on a note of discord and mistrust, when we had enjoyed so much kindness from the Maharishi".