Sentence examples for only few notes from inspiring English sources

Don't worry if you get only few notes at first.

"Being alive, however, I'd ask readers to view the difference between the Cloud Atlases less like a director's cut versus the original release and more like two very slightly different versions of the same song, recorded with the same musicians, in the same room, at the same session, with differences of only a few notes and a few words, which you can only spot if you concentrate intently.

Louise, for instance, sacrifices, humiliates and then betrays her daughter; it's a complicated melody of a role, but the sultry Ms. Harting gives it only a few notes.

He gave only a few notes of advice.

The applause often began after Mr. Bocelli had sung only a few notes.

And on "Don't Forget Me," he uses only a few notes to create a flickering soundscape.

Mr. Coleman was working at an evolved level of melodic improvisation, in which only a few notes and intervals can guide what follows.

The discovery was widely and enthusiastically covered in the newspapers, with only a few notes of caution sounded about the likelihood of Nicholson's reading being accurate.

There are only a few notes of Stravinsky's composition in "rite riot," which is the first of a two-part work.

And, at seven-thirty, after the singing of "Onward Christian Soldiers," with no manuscript and only a few notes, King got up to deliver one of the greatest speeches of his career.

"Edith" has only a few notes to play, and it plays them with the determination of a Tiger Mom-ed kid plonking away at the piano: the pathos of abandoned children rearing themselves; Kenny and Benji's naughty-cute exploration of their sexuality; Edith's combination of courage beyond her years and wide-eyed innocence.