Sentence examples for cadence of language from inspiring English sources

The cadence of language and the meaning of the text work more harmoniously than any I can think of.

It's in the melodic cadence of their language -- high-high-low -- that, when you can't quite discern the words, sounds like a European language.

It's about the length and cadence of your language.

All three performers are comfortably in tune with the musical cadences of this language.

Ms. Shaw, who is Irish like Beckett, comes naturally by the cadences of his language.

Sometimes two people are speaking — one in English, the other in French — as though nothing could be more natural than the cadences of one language summoning the other.

The very sounds of the town and village names, the cadences of the language - to which Janacek was almost unreasonably attuned - are my imprinted sounds and melodies, too.

Sometimes two people are speaking one in English, the other in French as though nothing could be more natural than the cadences of one language summoning the other.

Mr. Pryor's brilliant comic imagination and creative use of the blunt cadences of street language were revelations to most Americans.

But the voices straining to harmonize in monkish fifths, the cumbrous cadences of a language that resists easy flow: the heavy-heartedness was there for anyone to hear and be moved by.

The Telegraph, in particular, became famous for them - a crashing bore was a 'tireless raconteur', an old windbag, 'relished the cadences of English language'," he says.