Sentence examples for prominent notes from inspiring English sources

These variances involve the consonant relationships of two melodically prominent notes, the first and the fifth.

When the Guardian began printing prominent notes and corrections, it was seen on other titles as a feeble, liberal, American affectation.

He played the work beautifully for the most part, and though he missed a few prominent notes, he more than made up for them with a solo encore: Chopin's "Grande Valse Brillante" in E flat (Op. 18), played with utterly seductive (if probably not danceable) freedom of rhythm and meter.

"The prevalence of depression increased among current smokers overall, but the rate of the increase among former and never smokers was even more prominent," noted Dr. Goodwin.

This article was amended on 4 May 2018 to make prominent note of the fact that the OPCW had withdrawn Ahmet Üzümcü's assertion about the quantity of novichok used in the Skripal poisoning.

Trying to instruct white singers in the art of "genuine Negro melodies," Murphy insisted it was necessary "that around every prominent note [the singer] place a variety of small notes, called 'trimmings.' " She said the singer "must sing tones not found in our scale... careful to divide many of his monosyllabic words in two syllables".

Moreover, C5 is the strongest note in Grumiaux's playing, whereas B4 is the most prominent note in Hahn's playing.

A prominent one notes that Pupin Hall is a Registered National Historic Landmark that "possesses exceptional value".

"Hollywood is pathologically drawn to power like moths to a flame," a prominent producer notes.

Johnny Burnette and the Rock and Roll Trio made an important contribution in 1956 by adding a prominent three-note minor key repeating guitar line to the song.

Several prominent historians note New Yorkers often have reacted angrily to Wall Street speculative binges and collapses.