Nobody talks much that does n't say unwise things,--things he did not mean to say; as no person plays much without striking a false note sometimes.
I don't say that it is not her business to vote, but I do say that a woman who does not please is a false note in the harmonies of nature.
Facts always yield the place of honor, in conversation, to thoughts about facts; but if a false note is uttered, down comes the finger on the key and the man of facts asserts his true dignity.
Bon, a false note I can see it by your face; you remind me of a maitre de piano.
It is because human companionship gives courage to the most self-reliant of us"; and somewhere in the words he was aware of a false note, but he did not stop to place it.
There was never a false note in his gentle manner, and I grew to trust serenely to his tact and self-respect, and talked to him freely as I chose.
There was no false note in him, nothing to dilute the strain; he knew his direction and held it hard--wrought with passion and went as straight as he could.
In David not an error, not a false note ever; he is all of an exasperating truth and rightness.
But there is no false noteof surface, beyond this, I think, that you need be uneasy about at all.
A false note in rhetoric like the above you will find in Emerson oftener than a false note in taste.
Tis a false note to speak of Emerson's doctrines, as Henry James did.
In turning round to rebuke the errant performer, the violinist struck his elbow against a similar projection of the other flutist, and knocked a false note out of that gentleman too, besides momentarily ruffling his temper.
The second flutist, while looking over his shoulder angrily at the garrulous audience, executed a false note, which almost threw the first (and only) violinist into fits.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "false note" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
