We are left with a sense that poetry is at once the core of his being and no big deal, slotting all too sweetly into the rhythm of existence.
It establishes a regular rhythm of existence: nighttime is for roaming and scavenging, daytime for eating, sleeping, and bartering (all of it to keening electric-guitar accompaniment, as though the XX, or some equivalently mournful group of musicians, were holed up with you).
The rhythms of existence here seem far removed from the cities where many Hmong have settled in the United States or France.
Here is the rhythm of daily existence; it is Lampedusa's new normal.
He and Julia had no children, and the rhythm of his existence, in the wake of her death, barely skips a beat.
The one irruption into the smooth and heady rhythm of their existence comes from Eve's sister, Ava (Mia Wasikowska), an exasperating scamp who shows up in Detroit with suitcases and a raging thirst.
The sun, for example, is the embodiment of the power of life, the source of all human consciousness, the central pivot for the eternal rhythm and order of existence.
For rhythm, the existence of an underlying regular pulse, or stress, must be indicated.
PHOENIX — The numbingly ordinary rhythms of Mike Pelfrey's existence — wake up, eat, go to the ballpark, repeat — are no more.
He ended up creating a kind of domestic primitivism, a faux-naïf style that affectionately parodied the ordered rhythms of French bourgeois existence.
Macdonald's unhurried, absorbing production is keenly alive to the play's poetic naturalism and to the rhythms of ordinary domestic existence.
