Sentence examples for refreshing notes from inspiring English sources

Tangy aged cheddar holds up to a big dose of oak smoke in the meaty short-rib taco, while green and red salsas add refreshing notes.

"He's got a well-defined view of finance that is very refreshing," notes Austan Goolsbee, a University of Chicago professor who is the chief economist of the White House advisory board that Volcker chairs.

Refreshing note: The Watergate burglars themselves, so often a source of confusion in unraveling the story's criminal aspects, are mere walk-ons to Mr. Mallon.

See Chanel and Marc by Marc for refresher notes.

Did anyone actually fall for the "refreshing new note in printed acetate foulard neckwear" that was Manhattan's line of "side glance" ties (translation: novelty ties with the pattern down one side)?

For a refreshing closing note, consider the ice cream or sorbets.

New chief executives typically use the time prior to taking control and then their first 100 days for a "substantial refresh", Keeble notes.

Speaking about Grass's new collection, Israel's foreign ministry spokesman Yigal Palmor told German broadcaster Deutsche Welle that "it is refreshing to note, given Grass's past positions, that there is at least one Israeli who finds grace in his eyes".

The modern hunger to accord food spiritual "meaning" seems a relatively recent development: it is refreshing to note the absence of such inflated claims, for example, in the much-loved 1931 American cookbook The Joy of Cooking, by Irma Rombauer.

And although the performers announced proudly that the many traditions from which they drew included ballet and contemporary dance, it was refreshing to note that at no point did anyone lift a foot higher than the knee — indeed, seldom as high as the calf.

First, it was refreshing to note that nine out of every ten providers acknowledge HIV-positive person's right to reproduction.