Sentence examples for a shared rhythm from inspiring English sources

But as the show progressed, everyone shed self-consciousness and found a shared rhythm.

All that's really happening is a slow, shuffling mating dance in which two people try to find a shared rhythm.

The concert -- split between Vanessa Rubin and Kevin Mahogany, with a shared rhythm section -- was nothing memorable.

Synchronism speaks to a temporal relation, a shared rhythm, or attunement between subjects, media, and societies; it emerges (or does not) at points of contact: at the threshold or the border and in networks of communication and exchange.

Mr. McGovern's pigeon-toed strut doesn't seem to resemble the more compact Mr. Murphy's seedy shuffle, but when they move in unison, as on occasion they do, they lapse so smoothly into a shared rhythm that they seem to be dancing.

Through his or her guidance, all together discover a collaboration, and find a shared rhythm of group creativity.

Cori Kresge and Emily Stone, settling into an internal shared rhythm in the center duet, come closest to conveying the dance's brush-stroke delicacy.

Virtual collaboration lacks these elements that form the circadian rhythms of a group, and this absence of shared rhythm dogs collaborative projects far beyond the sciences (Endnote 3).

There's a nice mix of casual and formal behavior; plenty of lines, groups and patterns, and some slight degree of shared rhythm.

It's why my marriage was a spectacular failure--we fell apart, cells in separate petri dishes, no interconnection, no shared rhythm.

Richard Sosis, an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Connecticut, said the study was "quite exciting," contradicting the "assumption that rituals produce cohesion and solidarity only if there are shared movements, shared vocalizations or shared rhythms," activities like singing, dancing or marching together.