It must be observed, that the crotchets in triple time are in general played by musicians slower than those of common time, and hence minuets are generally pricked in triple time, and country dances generally in common time.
The fourth bar consists of quavers and crotchets alternately.
Mainly, we unhesitatingly reply, through the influence exerted by certain crotchets entertained by the bodies themselves on their political standing.
But as a man interested in the fate of le Sens Commun, I hold in profound disdain all crotchets for revolutionising the elements of Human Nature.
Crotchets are employed for the same purpose nearly as the parenthesis.
Crotchets are employed for nearly the same purpose as the parenthesis.
Thus from self-love or wilfulness or vanity they work their own humours and crotchets and fancies into the matter, or overlay it with some self-pleasing quirks of peculiarity.
But about you and Roddie,--do you mean to say that for his church crotchets he has dragged you out of the old manse where you were born?
Many a tyro who plunges into the stream of Bach's crotchetsand quavers soon finds himself encompassed by a whirlpool of seeming impossibilities, and is frequently heard to exclaim that the passages are impracticable.
Short detached crotchetsmay be played with the upper half of the bow.
Four crotchets slurred, are to be played with the same kind of bowing as Ex.
Smooth detached crotchets may be played with the upper half of the bow.
In practising studies in detached crotchets after the style of Ex.
Detached quavers should be practised with the upper third of the bow, in the same manner as the crotchets in Ex.
I never paid much attention to Neighbor's crotchets before I met Ruth.
Luke Shepard felt immensely superior at this time to Mr. Northrup with his crotchets and foibles.
The Essenian society gain nothing by absorption of the individual in the community, and you will gain nothing, but quite the reverse, by asserting your individual crotchets to the destruction of the Church.
It is entirely free from all casuistical crotchets and distinctions without a difference.
Great men as well as little men have singular crotchets in their heads sometimes; and if these crotchets cannot be altered, they will go on in such a monotonous tone that they never get out of it.
Crotchets that grew ever madder, the farther he followed them.
It must be owned he rises into the fantastic here and there; and has crotchets of ultraperfection for his Army, which are not rational at all.
The squat little Spanish peasant is not more gloriously incapable of following the chivalric vagaries of his master than the simple soldier is of grasping the philosophic crotchets of his brother.
It is a great thing to lay ourselves out, and hold ourselves open to discern and appreciate the work of God in souls, and not to mar it by placing our own miserable crotchets as stumbling-blocks in their pathway.
Suddenly reinforcements arrive, hundreds of them; the whole sky-line bristles with crotchetsmoving swiftly along it, bending forward almost double, as if driving through a hailstorm.
Landor had many queer crotchets about spelling, and always absolutely declined to follow any rule but his own.
Sinclair is as good an apostle of my crotchets as I could be, only he is not in the House.
You will have my uncle's real kindness without his crotchets and his dictatorial manner.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crotchets" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
