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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rhythm of feeling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pattern or flow of emotions, often in a poetic or artistic context.
Example: "The music created a rhythm of feeling that resonated deeply with the audience, evoking memories and emotions long forgotten."
Alternatives: "a cadence of emotion" or "a flow of sentiment".
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The narrative is little more than a rhythm of feeling.
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It just happened that this series, guys were just not in a rhythm, not feeling like themselves".
Conjure takes all the Donaghy virtues - wit, clarity, breathtaking control of rhyme and rhythm - and adds a new intensity of feeling.
There is a rhythm of sameness here.
It has a cadence, a rhythm of its own.
Though there is some objective component to rhythm, it is mostly composed of feeling.
Let's play with our ability to wire and rewire our brain connections Let's explore the ways we can create that stillness when we want when we need to refuel and refresh ourselves Let's find something entirely new A new habit, a new way A new rhythm A new feeling Of ease, peace and flow.
Seeing an orca rise up out of a pool in balletic rhythm with a trainer, feeling the seismic thuds as he hit the water, and watching him power his way through the water was stirring and astonishing.
I'm more of a rhythm type of player.
The unproved assumption behind Gross's expressive and symbolic theory is that rhythm is in some way iconic to human feeling: that a particular rhythm or metre symbolizes, as a map locates the features of an actual terrain, a particular kind of feeling.
Her concern is with the flame that won't go out, the making of laughter out of nothing, the rhythm, the intensity of feeling that transcends it all.
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