Sentence examples for erratic rhythm from inspiring English sources

She wears her heart on her sleeve, and a very healthy organ it is, too, even if it beats to a slightly erratic rhythm.

Specialists say that a failing heart often begins to beat in the same type of wildly erratic rhythm that a defibrillator is programmed to recognize and intercept with a jolt.

It is used to treat the heart rhythm called ventricular tachycardia without a pulse, in which the ventricles of the heart beat quickly of their own accord -- not just to treat the rapid, erratic rhythm of fibrillation.

I now recognise the fight-or-flight skittishness that ran through my 20s as the erratic rhythm of poverty – not just poverty as financial fact, but poverty as culture.

Nick Clegg's political life was just beginning to assume an extraordinary, erratic rhythm of high and lows, of achievement and disaster, that would endure for the whole year, testing him and his supporters to the limits, psychologically, personally and professionally.

"As translucent a style as I've read in a long while," Alan Cheuse wrote in The Chicago Tribune, adding that the subjects "nearly render the mind helpless and throw the heart into a hopeless erratic rhythm out of fear, out of pity, out of the shame of being only a few degrees of separation removed from these monstrous modern circumstances".

But only the films combine harmonic motion with the city's more erratic rhythms.

In his fictive movies he captures something of the erratic rhythms of real life under pressure.

Its progression of different but regular tones complements the erratic rhythms of the metronomes' monotone clicks.

When the sinoatrial node starts to malfunction it can cause dangerously slow or erratic rhythms to develop.

I found Clinton's guest spot rigid, discordant with the show's erratic rhythms, as these sorts of pageants always are.