Sentence examples for to strike notes from inspiring English sources
In the faster sections after the slow, stately opening alap (the introductory, unmetered part of a raga), he tended to strike notes late, creating friction against the pulse maintained by the tablaist Swapan Chaudhuri.
His defeat was in part caused by his failure to strike other notes when necessary.
The tilted set by David Zinn is the only effectively off-kilter element in the production, which manages to strike inept notes even in its smaller details.
Ms. Thompson and her editor, Sylvie Landra, adroitly capture the eddies and squalls of casual conversation, as the polished cast works in harmonious dissonance to strike contrapuntal notes of idiosyncrasy.
The whole presentation was heartfelt, pitch perfect, somehow managing to strike perfect notes while steering clear of the uglier politics of the situation.
This means to strike the note at the 3rd fret and to bend to the note on the 4th fret.
One person tried to strike a note of progress.
Monday's announcement sought to strike a note of respect for a relationship portrayed as longstanding.
Even those whose shopping bags were full seemed to strike a note of restraint.
He is also, quite presciently, keen to strike a note of warning about inflation.
He also was quick to strike a note of contrition when the trading losses spun out of control last year.
