Sentence examples for form rhythm from inspiring English sources

Coming to these monumental human arts as a philistine - not knowing or caring about texture, form, rhythm and tonality, or how they might be used in musical terms - gave me great freedom to simply wallow and enjoy.

It shows: this is her second prose novel, but she continues to play with form, rhythm and double meanings, especially in chapters narrated by Barry, an excitable, self-taught know-it-all.

Picasso did not vary the characters within the series, but largely retained the naturalness of the scene; according to the museum, his works constitute an "exhaustive study of form, rhythm, colour and movement".

In some works the colors are routine and vapid; in others they really sing, forming rhythms in spite of the fact that they never repeat.

For Merce, there has been no need, no wish to translate from some other language -- be it that of music (parroting forms, rhythms or moods) or the written word (retelling a story, myth or legend that has already been told).

For centuries gamelan composers and performers have modified the forms, rhythms, scales and instruments of their music, often with great ingenuity.

Pioneered by the operators of powerful mobile discos called sound systems, ska evolved in the late 1950s from an early Jamaican form of rhythm and blues that emulated American rhythm and blues, especially that produced in New Orleans, Louisiana.

His form and rhythm make occasional cameos, but they always desert Rice in the final minutes.

From them, the 7-foot-1 Schenscher said, he learned nuances of form and rhythm.

their set-up clumsy and tentative in the face of their opponents' frantic press, and uncertainty prevailing with so many players straining to rediscover form and rhythm.

He said: "I don't think there's any one thing you can tell anyone who's out of form or rhythm.