Sentence examples for beautifully rhythmic from inspiring English sources

A beautifully rhythmic sentence.

This beautifully rhythmic track was written in tribute to African refugees who arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa.

There have, of course, been plenty of highs too, most notably during that fevered first two years in Test cricket when Monty was briefly styled as a wonderfully appealing bonus element: a left-arm spinner with a beautifully rhythmic action, all menacing snap and dip, and also a figure of slightly queasy celebrity, English cricket's own high-kicking, perma-smiling straggly-bearded mascot.

His third collection, "The Country of a Thousand Years of Peace," appeared in 1959; already in its first poem, dedicated to a beautiful Dutch friend who died of leukemia in Lausanne (hence the poem's, and the collection's, beautifully rhythmic name), there's a relaxation you don't get in the earlier work.

Cook's comedy has always enthralled me because of how beautifully rhythmic it is, how smooth its cadences, and how satisfying its beats.

Though Mr. Threadgill's new drummer, Dafnis Pietro, executed his tricky rhythmic assignments beautifully, the other players still seemed a bit uncomfortable with the new music.

All the impressive attributes of her playing were present here: a plush, shimmering, beautifully focused sound; impeccable intonation; rhythmic integrity; a winning combination of elegance and impetuosity.

Starting out with the track "Esses," from first listen it's clear these two possess extra terrestrial intelligence with Lesser's rhythmic, soulful vocals sitting beautifully atop the low synth sounds of gold coins that underpin the song, making all the right moves.

Mr. Kahane played beautifully, balancing spontaneity and crystalline sound with rhythmic brio and refinement.

The rhythmic back-and-forth between self-containment and disintegration is beautifully staggered, as it accelerates into explosion.

His piano playing is so unfettered it is usually accelerando — a tendency that is beautifully disguised by his accompanists, Beverly Peer (bass) and Dick Sheridan (drums), who invariably keep in perfect rhythmic step.