Sentence examples for forceful rhythm from inspiring English sources

With a few exceptions — Mr. Tucker can't resist the cliché of pointing to his crotch to indicate something sexual — they speak the speech, to quote Hamlet, in a forceful rhythm that trusts the audience.

And his arms, which appear to be pulled through with cable, can whip a horse in the stretch with the same forceful rhythm that sent old steamboats up river.

Referring to the released recording, author Ian Inglis views "Wah-Wah" as a hard rock song where the "forceful rhythm" conveys "the momentum of [Harrison's] anger".

Co-written by songwriter Itaal Shur, "Ascension (Don't Ever Wonder)" opens with a funky groove and bass line, and features a forceful rhythm and rough funk sound.

Here, forceful rhythms and stark imagery persist in stanza two.

He loved alliteration — "Der Herr ist mein Hirte" ("The Lord is my shepherd"); "Dein Stecken und Stab" ("thy rod and thy staff") — and he loved repetition and forceful rhythms.

Neubauer compares the poem to "Phenomenal Woman", both of which share the same strong rhyme scheme, forceful rhythms, and theme of women's vitality.

On the US tip, a synthy tang and forceful sense of rhythm has graced overground pop singles like Jason Derulo's "Want to Want Me" and the Weeknd's "Can't Feel My Face" (both of which owe a bit to the nü-disco revival kicked off by bloghouse OGs Daft Punk's "Get Lucky").

The music strikes a fashionable blend of burly guitar riffs, elongated forms and forceful, glacially shifting rhythms.

Mr Bird's political speeches had the rhythm of forceful preaching, with frequent references to God.

It was free verse — mostly short poems in lines of largely similar length, delicate rhythms with forceful enjambments and an assonance of diphthongs.