Sentence examples for giving rhythm from inspiring English sources

Like all patterns, visual textures create associations of movement, giving rhythm to the surface.

Although this highly artificial style can be wearying, the actors do a remarkably good job of giving rhythm and drive to this disjointed talk, so that the play has the smoothly propulsive movement of, well, the Monorail at Disneyland.

I use it a lot, with my sense of shots: giving rhythm to the staging.

The rhythmic events represent rhythm transitions which we limit to the set R e = {vf, vt, as, pe, pr} marking transitions into ventricular fibrillation (vf), ventricular tachycardia (vt), asystole (as), pulseless electrical activity (pe), and pulse giving rhythm (pr).

The VCR was our smartphone; it gave rhythm and texture to our childhoods.

Inside, the floor is constructed so that the boards creak and the simple wooden frame gives rhythm to the space.

The sound of words in a certain order gives rhythm to my poems; it is a way of expressing emotions, feelings, thoughts and ideas about what is happening around me.

Punctuation helps give rhythm and a tone of voice to writing, and she thinks it no accident that readers of emails often find it difficult to pick up "the tone of the person who's written it", with all those dashes.

Members of the minyanim are looking for "redemptive, transformative experiences that give rhythm to their days and weeks and give meaning to their lives," said Joelle Novey, 28, a founder of Tikkun Leil Shabbat, whose name alludes to the Jewish concept of tikkun olam, or repairing the world.

The short iterations and the reoccurring meetings gave rhythm to the work.

One reason that I like the idea of festivals is that they give rhythm to the year.