Sentence examples for easy rhythm from inspiring English sources
Despite different addresses, their lives overlap with an easy rhythm.
The days passed in an easy rhythm of travel, despite the relentless pace downriver.
The documentary moves in a sweet, easy rhythm that mimics McKay's style.
For most of this season, he was locked into an easy rhythm on the court.
They establish an easy rhythm, but then savory snacks are known to be accommodating co-stars.
Van Horn fell into an easy rhythm at the beginning, too, making his first three shots.
Wood does flip cynicism with such precise, easy rhythms and with such obvious pleasure in naughtiness that she's impossible to hate.
She is coached by Sven Groeneveld, past mentor to Caroline Wozniacki, Mary Pierce and Ana Ivanovic in the able-bodied game and the professional's easy rhythms ooze from Vergeer.
The taut, initially easy rhythms and rich sonority of the march movement did start to sound a little effortful towards the end, but in the final movement, with its glancing references to Beethoven, there were moments of extraordinary intensity.
It is a scene that gathers in its easy rhythms a tradition of English pastoral, from poems like Larkin's "MCMXIV" ("Never such innocence, / Never before or since,/As changed itself to past / Without a word") and "Cut Grass" ("Lost lanes of Queen Anne's lace") to novels like William Golding's "The Pyramid" and W. G. Sebald's Anglophilic "The Rings of Saturn".
Even as one is won over by the easy rhythms and gentle humor of Edgerton's rich, slice-of-life portrait, it's hard not to wonder why there seems to be no record — amid the scrupulously detailed shopping habits and religious practices of the townspeople — of the inevitable local history of systemic racial violence.
