Sentence examples for insistent patterns from inspiring English sources

It is generated by unexpected perspectives, bright colors and insistent patterns -- floors, rugs, wallpaper, tabletops, upholstery and clothing that are variously grained, checked or striped to the hilt.

This arresting piece, performed with flair by the Ensemble Signal, conducted by Brad Lubman, illustrates the dark story with insistent patterns in the lower strings, frantic chords and cacophonous outbursts, with frenzied pizzicatos evoking a harp.

The score, played with commitment by the All Stars (Felix Fan, cellist; Robert Black, bassist; Vicky Chow, pianist; David Cossin, percussionist; Vasko Dukovski, clarinetist; and Mark Stewart, electric guitarist), featured low piano notes that rang out like bells and clarinet and guitar motifs that echoed over the insistent patterns of the lower strings.

Despite its scale, Feldman's late music isn't at all like Glass's; there's no driving rhythm or insistent patterning.

The heartbeat is indicated in a soft but insistent pattern of falling thirds, in which, Mozart wrote proudly to his father, "you see the trembling, the faltering".

Many are of pensive young men, often set in environments of insistent patterning -- stripes on wallpaper, bedsheets and neckties -- that flattens and destabilizes pictorial space.

Many are of pensive young men, often set in environments of insistent patterning -- stripes on wallpaper, bedsheets and neckties -- that flattens and destablizes pictorial space.

Hence, perhaps, the animal prints prowling over the collection, first as a faint impression on the back of a white jacket, then as a more insistent pattern.

The building is popularly known as the waffle iron or barber shop building for its insistent pattern of prefabricated shaped aluminum window framing that reminds some of stamped tin barber shop ceilings at a massively blown‐up scale.

(A particular favorite was an insistent pattern of bright yellow triple balls repeated over and over on a bright red ground). Suleyman himself was partial to talismanic shirts made of soft white linen and lined with white cotton faced with rose-colored silk.

This eclectic vocabulary, while adroitly handled, never quite conveyed the full horror of the subject; an excess of insistent ostinato patterns caused the mind to wander.