Sentence examples for everyday rhythm from inspiring English sources

The hellishness that is everywhere in Prix's life might feel hyperbolic if Ms. Corthon didn't have a great ear for the vernacular, if Mr. McClinton had not avoided a heightened frenzy and paced even the most furious scenes with a sense of everyday rhythm and if the actors were not so credible in their war-zone mentality.

On the page, he achieves a voice that's plain, natural and close to the everyday rhythms of speech.

The people closest to me are immediate family and a few others – I do encounter a world where the everyday rhythms of life contain an amazing animation".

And throughout the everyday rhythms of Judaism play out, from Ali's constant lament about her missed Bat Mitzvah to the funeral in the final episode.

Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Perhaps we see them as faded invitations to another time, asking us to imagine the everyday rhythms of life when their fresh-paint message first shouted from a brick facade.

Jersey may lay claim to the perils of the workingman, but Armstrong has a firm grip on the psyche of the steel mill workers of Gary and the everyday rhythms of middle class Indianapolis.

While Nolan's works may shed light on the irrationality of everyday rhythms, Lauren Luloff's bleach paintings evoke balance and harmony, as she presents oxalis, begonia flowers, and aloe on their own terms.

Using a background of a guitar and everyday musical, rhythm, and percussion devices, such as whistling, blowing air across the mouth of a 1-gallon glass jug, scraping of a scrub brush on a metal washboard, humming harmonically into a kazoo, and the "hambone" (a rhythmic slapping of hands on arms, hands, and legs), the voices and lyrics convey a musical story to the audience.

This organic connection between art and everyday life, the rhythm that pulses in the favelas and appears in more sophisticated visual art, does not occur by accident.

It forces its audience to contend with truths that may otherwise be buried in the perfunctory rhythm of everyday life.

"Vacation is about setting up a different rhythm from everyday life," said Dr. Ruth Jaffe, a psychoanalyst in private practice in Manhattan and Connecticut.