Sentence examples for certain cadence from inspiring English sources

There's a certain cadence to the sarcasm that just flew over her shoulders".

Carey, too, whose father came from Harlem, says: "I have had several people in my life who have a certain cadence of Mary [the abusive mother] in them.

"We might not be trying to reproduce a chord pattern," she continues, "but we'll be trying to recreate the feeling you get from a certain cadence you hear in Ravel.

Follow a certain cadence.

There's a certain cadence that you can feel when you spend time hanging any well-run startup company.

Whatever that means to you, whether it's merely finishing, holding a certain cadence, or riding fast, it takes some preparation.

He speaks in quick and certain cadences, on message, in sound bites, karate-chopping the table for emphasis.

His autobiography, "Journey of a Thousand Miles," chronicles the prodigy's progress with a certain predictable cadence: the kind early teacher who saw his talent; the devoted but maddeningly overbearing father; the triumphant first competition at the age of five; an unexpected loss; then more victories, international schooling, and onward into the heavenly present.

Esa's executive did not believe the mission could be made ready before 2025, and it wants to maintain a certain flight cadence for its science projects, ie Esa needs to be seen to be doing stuff regularly.

OpenAccess, which resulted from a transfer of certain technologies by Cadence to the Si2 organization.

For me, there is a certain rhythm and cadence of New Yorkers, and this gave me the opportunity to play a New York kind of guy who's going through a lot while dealing with this smart and challenging adversary".