Sentence examples for one wrong note from inspiring English sources

At 9, before performing a Mozart concerto, she knelt down and thought, "If I hit one wrong note, I'll die".

(In another debut, Janie Taylor was the one wrong note here; she is somehow too remote, too inward, for this rowdy but tender-hearted ballet).

No, Boris will have been warned not to stand with a gesture so subtle it will have been recognised only by him: a single word whispered in an elevator, one wrong note in an opera, a friendly wave from a black-cab driver, or that front page and double inside spread they ran in the Sun explicitly stating that he would be destroyed.

Roger Ebert thought, "Hugh Grant is wrong for the role [and] strikes one wrong note and then another," whereas Kenneth Turan, writing in the Los Angeles Times, said, "If he'd been on the Titanic, fewer lives would have been lost.

Hamilton's paintings include several that comment on perception, and some that are pretty beyond belief until one finds the wrong note in them, and yet others in which he exploits commercial hard-sell symbolism and style in combination with fine-art devices.

"It was one of those games that kind of started out on the wrong note, and then got worse," Mets Manager Bobby Valentine said.

Kalyani started off on a wrong note.

The main melody is one note sharp, since I hit a wrong note on the old piano, and it sounded better.

For instance, most performances of The Rite of Spring – even including the possible ones – include several wrong notes.

Although one could go on pointing out wrong notes, "The Grey Zone" is certainly an honorable film.

The new title has one decided advantage over those older games, however: It's impossible to hit a wrong note.