Sentence examples for intuitive rhythm from inspiring English sources

"It's all about intuitive rhythm," she says.

But they can improvise over almost any rock or blues progression, and they have an easy, intuitive rhythm together.

Their acting has a relaxed, intuitive rhythm that cuts through the carnival of mannerisms that sometimes surrounds them.

Here he draws from another recent album, "Oracle" (Hatology), re-enlisting the intuitive rhythm team of Masa Kamaguchi on bass and Billy Mintz on drums.

Film critic Andrew Sarris praised Bug Vaudeville as his favorite of McCay's films for "the linear expressiveness of the drawings and the intuitive rhythm of the acts".

She did not want to be coached, but to be left alone to improvise, to seek her own intuitive rhythms, to rely on feel instead of instruction.

Less a documentary than an experimental essay tapping age-old notions of the sublime, it's a perplexing artifact that flirts with the banal yet moves with lovely intuitive rhythms.

The material is assembled not chronologically, but according to a music producer's intuitive sense of rhythm.

If Mr. Timberlake's gift in 'N Sync was his harmonies, it became clear at his first American concert here that his gift as a solo artist is his intuitive sense of rhythm.

It would seem intuitive that melody, rhythm, and rhyme enhance the intensity of engaging with a text and render language learning even more effective overall.

But there is a long and illustrious lineage of clever-clogs club music, and in fact it could reasonably be argued that the history of dance music, from Motown and Philly to Chic, Jam & Lewis and beyond to today's Timbaland and Neptunes, is really the story of brainiac behind-scenes (male) technicians contriving illusorily intuitive melodies and rhythms for women to sing and dance to.