Sentence examples for engaging rhythm from inspiring English sources
Stellman said, "The key to [Ros's] popularity was his engaging rhythm section.
Still, as someone who spun an eclectic history from small things in his previous book, "Justinian's Flea: Plague, Empire, and the Birth of Europe," Rosen is a natural and playful storyteller, and his digressions both inform the narrative and lend it an eccentric and engaging rhythm.
From working in retail to playing small parts in high profile films, Tompkins delivers an easygoing, engaging rhythm skillfully punctuated by cutting exclamations.
There, you'll find dozens of small, wood assemblages, dancing and climbing -- with particularly engaging rhythm and spirit -- all over the gallery walls.
They soon find an engaging rhythm: McKay and her band offer musical support and scene-changing musical numbers so delightful you want them to continue, though you're just as eager to see what Irwin and Shiner have in store next.
Continuation Bond author Raymond Benson analysed Fleming's writing style and identified what he described as the "Fleming Sweep": a stylistic point that sweeps the reader from one chapter to another using 'hooks' at the end of chapters to heighten tension and pull the reader into the next: Benson felt that the "Fleming Sweep never achieves a more engaging rhythm and flow" than in Live and Let Die.
For example, in one video, soft voices, simple melodies and engaging rhythms accompany Chechen-born Abu Omar al-Shishani, an ISIL leader, as he swims with two-or-three-year-old kids.
The critic Husain Nasir described the book as "engaging in rhythm, innovative in style, sardonic in voice, facts oozing out with beguiling charm".
(Chinen) CHARLES GAYLE (Friday) Mr. Gayle, an alto saxophonist and pianist devoted to the revelatory school of free jazz, engages with a rhythm section of Shanir Blumenkrantz on bass and Ryan Sawyer on drums.
(Chinen) CHARLES GAYLE (Sunday) Mr. Gayle, an alto saxophonist and pianist devoted to the revelatory school of free jazz, engages with a rhythm section of Hill Greene on bass and Ryan Sawyer on drums.
Upon absorbing the power of all five Intoners, Zero transforms into a stone monster and goes with Mikhail to another realm, where they engage in a rhythm game-style battle.
