Sentence examples for rhythmic conflicts from inspiring English sources
Rhythmic conflicts, or cross-rhythms, may occur within a single metre (e.g., two eighth notes against triplet eighths) or may be reinforced by simultaneous combinations of conflicting metres.
These include shifts from one high or low range to another within a texture of interwoven melodies: rhythmic conflicts based on patterns that do not necessarily coincide with the regular musical metre; and an almost continuous change of key.
In happiness, an underlying harmony continues through the rhythmic phases of conflict and resolution.
The Clock, taken in summation as one great index of human desire intersecting time, does point to nirvana as the remedy to all the conflict depicted with its rhythmic montage, and not just because the film operates on the level of a great meditation on civilization.
The piece segues between exuberant Prokofiev-like sections of rhythmic intensity and interludes of nostalgic introspection, reflecting the composer's conflicting emotions as a new immigrant.
In the most heated moments of argument and conflict, people tend to point at each other, often in a rhythmic, jabbing motion.
If Mr. Carter's quartets were meant to symbolize conflict and collaboration, perhaps our increased ability to negotiate their overlapping rhythmic layers and simultaneous snatches of conversation is simply a matter of evolution.
What rhythmic inventiveness was!
A beautifully rhythmic sentence.
Uncompromising rhythmic spikiness.
