Sentence examples for devoid of rhythm from inspiring English sources
Early electronic compositions were mostly about sine waves, oscillations, timbre – all devoid of rhythm, by and large.
They were devoid of rhythm and zest going forward, Uefa's statistics confirming they had not mustered a single shot on target all evening.
For some, "Roses" (1985) is one of his masterworks, and I can't help commending the sheer nerve with which he takes Wagner music that is devoid of rhythm and fills it with amorous couples devoid of drama.
This season, though, he has looked devoid of rhythm and fitness, picking up a hamstring injury in September and losing much of what makes him so good.There were some signs in Saturday's defeat at Stoke, in which Ramsey scored, that he was sparking back into form.
I'm completely devoid of rhythm.
Nevertheless, it should be considered that arrhythmic control is not completely devoid of rhythm but rather provides a gradual decrease in perceived rhythmicity.
Iggy saw Mackay play in a saxophone/drums duo that played "free music" — avant-garde compositions, often improvised and devoid of traditional rhythm and harmony, like those explored by cutting-edge jazz artists such as John Coltrane in the late 1960s.
City apartment, with its electric accoutrements and its quck time beat and its motor car at the door is for a modern child not wholly devoid of that sustaining and forforting rhythm which Dr. Canby celebrates as of the past laone.
Though devoid of music, scenes pulse with the rhythms of brutality as our antihero sharpens a knife to the beat of a metronome, and gurgled screams echo off screen.
In many performances all the primal shouting, faux-folk tunes, pile-driver rhythms and textural simplicity (60 minutes of music almost devoid of counterpoint) can sound rather silly and sometimes fascistic.
Devoid of the satire and wit often associated with Satie, "Socrate" (1918) features simple, repetitive rhythms and a transparent orchestral accompaniment for the graceful vocal lines, which are often delivered in a detached, recitative manner.
