Sentence examples for notes point to from inspiring English sources

Some notes point to intriguing works by obscure scholars; others relate a cogent corporate example.

The booklet notes point to possible Handel borrowings from Croft's Overture in the "Music for the Royal Fireworks".

A lot of your fans say the clues in your lyrics and liner notes point to your rumored ex, the actor Jake Gyllenhaal.

In principle, this response is hard to fault, but irate holders of the notes point to quirks in German law that they say compel Commerzbank to pay up.

But the musical characteristics of the Lanier setting, including simplicity of texture, distinct phrases, use of an échappée, and the suggestion of a rhythmic motif through use of a recurring pattern of eighth notes, point to contemporary text setting techniques.

These pieces, the critic notes, point to the influence of Classicist authors such as Eminescu, Dante Aligheri, and Giacomo Leopardi (the latter poet had also been quoted in Cerna's Die Gedankenlyrik).

Prosecutors contended that the notes pointed to an elaborate scheme to murder Mrs. Silverman and steal her $7.7 million Upper East Side townhouse.

Mr. Domingo, quoted in the liner notes, points to Mahler's prowess as an opera conductor to argue that the three tenor songs from "Das Lied" were conceived with a big operatic voice in mind.

He doesn't have the mobility around his register that he did as a younger trumpeter, but his marshaling of notes pointed to a deep engagement with the material.

"If you look at the history of the company HTC has done a wide range of things," he notes, pointing to its history as an ODM working on behalf of other brands.

A copy we obtained includes investigators' margin notes pointing to key witnesses against Epstein as well as handwritten notes identifying dozens of then-underage girls, as well as their phone numbers.