Sentence examples for more propulsive from inspiring English sources
Is there a force more caustic, and more propulsive, than mere irony?
"Third" is more polymorphous, more extreme, more propulsive and often harsher than previous Portishead albums.
On Wednesday his account of Schubert's Sonata in A minor was more propulsive than reflective, but irresistibly so.
The music — guitars, violins, drums, keyboards — became more propulsive, more like rock; sometimes the fiddling sounded a bit Scottish.
Those qualities are amplified by Mr. Haines's score, which alternates slow, shivery lines of string sounds with more propulsive, urgent rhythms.
"The delayed entry of the rhythm section makes it more dramatic, and serves to lift the piece into a more propulsive mood.
More immediately propulsive was the fest's best homegrown offering: Sebastian Schipper's after-hours romance turned unlikely heist thriller Victoria, which follows a troupe of young nightclubbers on a mad, off-the-cuff exploit through the streets of central Berlin – all in the space of one unbroken, vertigo-inducing, 135-minute take.
Tovey went more for propulsive excitement and proved Bowl-proof.
More importantly, propulsive flow acquired from in vivo fluorescence imaging occurs along the lymphatic vessels.
His upper body appears strong, however, and his conducting is more precise and propulsive than it has been in some years.
By contrast, the remorselessly catchy "Over And Over" needs virtually no adaptation, while more recent, less propulsive material successfully maintains momentum.
