Sentence examples for quite rhythmic from inspiring English sources

My dialogue's very rhythmic, and I'm quite rhythmic in my conversation".

And I must have made some quite non-17th-century rhythmic distortions.

A subset of neurons is unable to oscillate, whilst other neurons remain rhythmic, although quite desynchronized from each other.

If the domain for single-cell cumulative laser ablations were to be confined to the ventral preBötC, then one would quite logically predict that rhythmic frequency and stability would be perturbed, but effects on motor output amplitude would be minimized.

Massacooraman and L-Vis 1990 have been making a lot of tracks together, and those are kinda of grimey, but also quite sparse and a-rhythmic.

Not all the songs were as good as "A Rede," "Jack Soul Brasileiro" or "Que Baque é Esse?" Lenine's records contain many similar-sounding rhythmic songs without quite enough action in the melody.

However, recent evidence has shown that trpa1 transcription does occur in at least some cells in each cluster of clock neurons but that the effects of trpa1-null mutations on rhythmic behavior are quite modest [ 32].

Circadian proteomics brought to light the fact that expression of approximately 5 10% of proteins in mouse liver is rhythmic, an amount quite similar to the amount of ccgs identified by genomic analyses.

Even as he spent a good portion of the late 1960s and '70s exploring harmonic and rhythmic abstraction, Mr. Foster never quite surrendered to it.

Its recent album, "Modern Vampires of the City," is an urgent, rhythmic dance rock record, quite obviously the product of a band eager to both thrill and experiment.

But because they wear ankle bells and their technique emphasizes stamping and sharp rhythmic shifts, kathak can produce quite a clatter.