Sentence examples for struck notes from inspiring English sources

But General Lamb also struck notes of gentle admonishment.

In the aftermath of his guilty plea, Mr. Weiss has struck notes of genuine remorse.

He also struck notes of confidence, resurrecting one of his favorite campaign refrains for a group of reporters who visited him this morning.

And yet he struck notes of solidarity with the Catonsville Nine, and wrote an essay meant, in part, to help middle-class Catholics understand the action as "in essence non-violent," even if it "frightened more than it has edified".

His music hides orchestras in single chords, implying heat-shimmer and forest-chatter in pauses and barely struck notes, drum-choirs in sudden bursts of low-register percussive hammering.

I've lost count of the number of people who've contacted me to tell them how important Junk has been to them – some because it helped them understand their own addiction, or the addiction of friends and family; some because it's helped them navigate their way through that perilous world; some because it struck notes deep inside; and others simply because they loved reading it.

Chastened optimism is a frequently struck note at the Council.

Striking notes of increasing confidence, rebel officials announced they had made progress on several nonmilitary fronts.

The bulletins variously strike notes of doom and gloom or searching for the bright side.

At times, he struck defiant notes.

But a few dishes struck false notes.