Sentence examples for strikes the same note from inspiring English sources
Among several who left records of their time there, none strikes the same note.
The world's astonishment at Wolf all strikes the same note of gabby speechlessness, and the authors have put far too much of it in.
Addressing "my dear good friend and my dear Mr Smith", Wilson strikes the same note of heroic resignation to their fate as Robert Scott did in his famous "for God's sake take care of our people" final journal entry.
Clinton prefers the Retro, which is a little more staid but strikes the same note: TV-friendly, more atypically fashionable – ideal if you're a powerful woman who wants to streamline her wardrobe à la Steve Jobs or Mark Zuckerburg.
He strikes the same note less apologetically in the preface to Childe Harold: "A fictitious character is introduced for the sake of giving some connexion to the piece; which, however, makes no pretension to regularity.
In 1996, a campaign pamphlet for her first mayoral run — recently obtained by The New Republic — strikes the same note of populist resentment that Palin did at the Convention: "I'm tired of 'business as usual' in this town, and of the 'Good Ol Boyss' network that runs the show here".
He struck the same note at the E. O. Johnson Company.
Mr. Obama had struck the same note as a candidate in 2008 when he said, "America and China have developed a mature, wide-ranging relationship over the past 30-plus years.
Isaac Galena, a co-founder of bangitout.com, a popular modern Orthodox Web site that was sponsoring the evening for the third year, struck the same note.
And, lest the mantle of the memory of Rwanda's dead be wasted on only Arab audiences, the White House spokesman, Ari Fleischer, struck the same note: "From a moral point of view, as the world witnessed in Rwanda... the U.N. Security Council will have failed to act once again".
In the now, we see him victim to the first and third of these problems with regularity, but it's when he discusses his past that the novel surmounts the hate hate hate and suggests that Malae can do more than strike the same note.
