Sentence examples for its cadence from inspiring English sources

It's a voice that echoes, in its cadence and slangy brio, the twelve-year-old protagonist of Mitchell's great bildungsroman "Black Swan Green," from 2006.

The borscht belt may be gone, but its cadence is stronger than ever.

My students are sincerely trying to analyze death: its cadence and anaphora, its German origins.

"Its cadence entered into our ears and our memories for good.

Chinese poetry, besides depending on end rhyme and tonal metre for its cadence, is characterized by its compactness and brevity.

The moment it started, the native laborers all threw doen their tools and began to dance to its cadence, quite delireously.

Reagan claimed both men as major influences — he read and reread "Witness" until, Oppenheimer notes, "its cadences were native to him, memorizing entire passages, quoting and paraphrasing them at length in political speeches" — but their pessimism sat uneasily next to his sunny faith in the providential American future.

It could be that the brain perceives music with the same circuits it uses to hear and analyze human speech, and that it thrills to its cadences with centers designed to mediate other kinds of pleasure.

Cook's comedy has always enthralled me because of how beautifully rhythmic it is, how smooth its cadences, and how satisfying its beats.

The fact is, I prefer American English: I like the way it sounds; its rhythms and its cadences.

"I have always been proud of that passage, both for its content and its cadences, so much so that I have offered it regularly to every Labour leader from Neil Kinnock onwards and to other Labour speakers," he said.