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chord

[kawrd] / kɔrd /




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In hindsight, this incident has struck a chord with many, who say it highlights the extent of his influence on America's elite.

From BBC

The opening “Waiting Around” is a solid distillation of his strengths, with attractive seesaw chords and a melody that lingers slightly behind the beat, conveying the uncertainty and contemplation of the lyrics.

From The Wall Street Journal

He described his musicianship as too much of an embarrassment to be a serious jazz pianist, but said he “put those three chords that I know to pretty good use.”

From Los Angeles Times

Backed at first by basic acoustic guitar chords, she thinks through the details.

From New York Times

“And it just… struck a chord. He said, ‘It’s not the question, the death penalty, of whether or not people deserve to die for their heinous acts.

From Los Angeles Times