Sentence examples similar to calming interlude from inspiring English sources
I was grateful for a calm interlude with Ockham's Razor: Tipping Point (Venue 166), five mesmerising acrobats performing within a chalk circle with long white poles that support and, at times, obstruct them – like an elegantly graphic metaphor for life.
This quiet interlude, the "calm before the storm", was a time for reflection, a space in which to gather their senses.
Although Ireland broke away during the first world war, most demands for looser union have followed calmer interludes.
Mr. Wigglesworth conducted a full-blooded and stirring rendition of the powerful "Sinfonia da Requiem" (1940), whose plaintive strings, drumbeats, anxious pulse and eerily calm interludes reflect the composer's reaction to the grim progression of World War II.
Unfortunately, my initial experience of shedding ED during calm interludes was never to be repeated.
Arms wide and tense, back rigid, he seemed to be battling unseen forces even during the notionally calm Dawn interlude, and his measured, careful approach made heavy weather of the music, even if the orchestra was thrillingly powerful in the Storm interlude and the climax to Moonlight.
A chattering, frenzied bout of almost ear-shattering intensity was followed by a mournful interlude of relative calm.
Still, six weeks after Ben Ali's fall, violence and insecurity had returned to the capital after an interlude of relative calm in early February.
