Sentence examples for jagged rhythm from inspiring English sources

It had the jagged rhythm of the real.

What kept Mr. Lehman's tunes from skewing too cerebral was an underlay of jagged rhythm.

Whether shooting up close or from middle ground, he always seems in synch with the city's jagged rhythm, and his results feel loose and instinctive — full of exciting, serendipitous connections.

In "Too Much Brandy," about something the English like even more than bass lines, he countered the jagged rhythm with heavy, precise lines: "We eat junk food, sat drunk on the tube/ Every time train clunks I feel like puking".

But this show was basically music as theory rather than as sensory pleasure: the torrents of words to describe social inequities, the co-opting of foreign folkloric music, the scratchy sound and jagged rhythm.

The dialogue is impeccably true to the jagged rhythms and syntactical aberrations of real speech.

Here the music comes across as daring, with its jagged rhythms and obsessive repetitions.

Get to bed at 2am, exhausted, head full of Beethoven's jagged rhythms.

"Juju,"' for example, was played with jagged rhythms rather than its normal lilting time.

The orchestra sensitively cushioned the astringent harmonies and incisively dispatched the jagged rhythms and bursts of wrenching atonality.

Its surging climaxes and overwrought Romanticism are in contrast to the pungent harmonies and jagged rhythms of the mature Bartok.