Sentence examples for true note from inspiring English sources

But she retained control over her daydreams, always returning to the true note.

To see why this is true, note that aX + bY is itself a random variable, which assumes the values axi + byj with the probabilities h xi, yj).

Maybe Dame Vera has remained popular because she held a true note, sang pretty melodies, and because in the end the good people really can come first.

Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly wrote that "Lohan hits a true note of spiteful princess narcissism".

However, lest this appear too good to be true, note how all these powerful synergistic constraints are tightly team-specific and can rapidly reverse into genuine hostility and counter-compassion passionate counter-compassion passionaten—after a single bitter politichauvinismor.

As an actor, however, Eisenberg strikes nothing but true notes.

With the Bad Plus, which opened the show, Reid Anderson plays clear, long, true notes on the bass, each note as big as the room.

He said he did not think that this was true, noting that Amgen was growing faster than the more traditional drug makers.

And perhaps only parents would catch the true notes of mingled censoriousness and complaint that distinguish the post-pubescent voice of Mole.

If true, notes Saniford, that could bode well for the months ahead: "Note that the slight elevation in new claims has been declining in recent weeks — just as global oil supply has been growing again".

In Nocturnes (Faber), his rich and satisfying quintet of stories – each playing a different piece of music – the characters' voices are as rich as the music itself, striking true notes about the nature of love, regret, choices and roads not taken.