Sentence examples for confident rhythm from inspiring English sources

A little gesturing after an and-1 finish has led to two confident rhythm jumpers from Joe Willman and Cameron Ayers.

I had recognized my father's handwriting at once: the sharp, angular slant of the script, the confident rhythm of a man who wrote letters often.

It'll take some practice for this to become a smooth, confident rhythm: Make one hand into a "lobster claw" or "L" shape.

Those who are impressed by Khan's confident rhythms will fall in love with "All Hour Cymbals".

Skinny drummer Adrian Young, wearing only his skivvies and a mohawk, is a joy to watch, and banged confident rhythms throughout the night as touring members Gabrial McNair and Stephen Bradley pumped out keyboard and trombone runs.

With the bassist John Sullivan and the drummer Jeff Ballard, he plows ahead, rooted in disciplined eighth-note playing but regularly breaking out into more abstract, intuitive phrases; he's got some of the confident tone and rhythm of Clifford Brown under his fingers, and plays battling, hard-hitting figures and intervals.

There was a blind man waving his walking stick in the air as he marched in rhythm, so confident I struggled to believe it.

Two days before the primary, an increasingly confident Clinton felt the rhythm as she spun on stage at a block party in Washington Heights.

Beautiful, powerful and magnificent, he dazzles, and this show may too when it is more confident of its own rhythms, loses 20 minutes and lets the light speak for itself.

"You don't have an opportunity to get into a rhythm, or feel confident.

In these contexts, Hall's warm sound, rich harmonic sense, and confident use of space and rhythm established the template that exists to this day.