Sentence examples for sudden note from inspiring English sources

There is the train that steams across the horizon, a sudden note of modernity that recalls de Chirico's childhood in Greece.

An abrupt change (a sudden note onset or offset, represented by a vertical cut in the smoothed intensities 3D plot) means that the energy of some harmonic components of a given candidate were suddenly improperly assigned to another candidate in the next frame.

All of a sudden, noted one of Officer Carroll's lawyers, John D. Patten, "the 41 shots dropped out of the case".

The effect of this patterned randomness is akin to experiencing a composition by Glass himself, who is notorious for intercutting unceasing blocks of repeated notes with sudden, new notes.

And this filters into the child's consciousness through his parents' tone of voice as he is being exhorted, punished, or loved; in the sudden, uncontrollable note of fear heard in his mother's or his father's voice when he has strayed beyond some particular boundary.

All of a sudden the note that comes out of is very present.

If he seems uninterested in his food all of a sudden, take note of it.

Another song, "Gram piant' agli occhi," is potentially a graphic image of the torments of love, beginning with a flowing rise on the first word and then a sudden, single-note teardrop on the second.

The appalling mockery of this amply sized garment injects a sudden and unsettling note of pathos into the play.

This would not be the first time that a major-release movie had concluded on a sudden and polarizing note.

His rare solo performances are delicate, lilting music with sudden cascades of notes, and his repertory jumps between traditional Manding melodies, soukous and reggae.