Sentence examples for rhythm in which from inspiring English sources

These all use a metachronal rhythm in which the legs move in sequence from rear to font.

That's right, a two-syllable metrical rhythm in which an accented syllable is followed by an unaccented one.

A distinctive rhythm in which the gentle wells up into the fierce, and fantasy overlaps everyday life.

English is usually spoken with a stress-timed rhythm, in which syllables are stressed at regular intervals.

Crabs from all three sites had a circadian rhythm in which they swam up in the water column during the time of darkness in the field.

But mainly, the movie establishes a primal rhythm in which instances of terror (in Saudi Arabia, London and Pakistan) are intercut with scenes of interrogation.

At once more serious and zanier were the rhythms in which Pound cast his pseudomedieval sung lines.

Gorky understood that emotional eloquence is an effect not of theatrical gestures but of varied contrasts and rhythms, in which surprising disjunctions join in a harmonious whole.

Her current single is a brilliant confection called "More Than a Woman," an uncharacteristically dense arrangement of digital strings, synthetic bass and lissome rhythms in which she makes an odd promise to a lover: "I'll be more than a woman".

A long, rolling stream, of words no one would ever use, to endless monotonous, polysyllabic, unchanging rhythms, in which rhymes went unmeaningly by like the telegraph posts, every 50 yards, of a railway journey".

His contrapuntal orchestration and his use of irregular, so-called "additive" rhythms, in which notes were often grouped across the bar-lines, were early on treated with disbelief, even scorn.