Sentence examples for scarcely a note from inspiring English sources

Amid this honouring of faithfulness and courage, there was scarcely a note of triumphalism or national self-righteousness.

But while other judges would need to spend hours preparing written instructions to juries, Judge Greene would charge them with scarcely a note.

In fact, Delius wrote scarcely a note of music in England, and the fact that he spent the first 22 years of his life in Bradford was almost incidental".

The Redskins band could scarcely blow a note.

"Sometimes you read old biographies where you scarcely take a note," Mr. Caro told Vanity Fair in 2005.

Starting with one of the most instantly identifiable bass riffs in all of rock, supplemented by suitably stabbing guitars and topped with a brilliant half-gibberish gibberish chorus lyric, Psycho Killer scarcely wastes a note.

Scarcely a single note, word or dance step is wasted, and each contributes to the dramatic impact of a tragic love story.

There's scarcely a fresh tidbit here; the source notes list fewer than 20 original interviews, while the bibliography contains about 125 books.

A note of concern is that financing actors and energy consumers (e.g., governmental, commercial, industrial, and household consumers) appears to have been scarcely involved at the core of actors' networks.

The political landscape has changed: Tim Newburn and Robert Reiner, criminologists at the London School of Economics, note that until the early 1970s crime was scarcely a partisan political issue at all.

He notes that the Clarence Thomas nomination of 1991 attracted scarcely a dime of advertising.