Sentence examples for manic tempo from inspiring English sources
The blur comes into focus: it's the back of a spiky-haired head, jerking to the manic tempo then resting stock-still.
Ira Robbins and Scott Isler of Trouser Press describe the result: With just four chords and one manic tempo, New York's Ramones blasted open the clogged arteries of mid-'70s rock, reanimating the music.
Live drums come in, upping the tempo to manic punk.
A pop song written in D Major, "Manic Monday" moves at a tempo of 116 beats per minute and is set in common time.
You feel manic, your hands vibrating at the tempo of a volatilised political reality; your teeth chatter, your eyes pulse.
AllMusic said that it combines the mid-tempo grooves of South of Heaven with "manic bursts of aggression" à la Reign in Blood.
The new songs kept up the manic energy and tunefulness, but they hinted at the growing ambitions that surfaced on "Pretty.Odd".: there were tempo shifts, interludes of strings and synthesizer in "Let's Kill Tonight," and hints of cabaret and tango, switching to power ballad, in "Nearly Witches".
as being a manic-depressive, manic type.
