Sentence examples for rhythmic stresses from inspiring English sources

The two are at odds in terms of rhythmic stresses and also of how and where the music is going.

The movement varies in tiny increments, yet the dancers' gracefully buoyant accuracy coupled with the subtle rhythmic stresses of the choreography – the movement's tilt, glide and catch – make it constantly fascinating.

Barry's word-setting frequently rides roughshod over the natural rhythmic stresses of the English language in a way that would fail him a music theory paper, but here emphasises the artificial thought-processes of Wilde's characters, as well as his own mannered treatment of them.

The cello, he added, must also be the "rhythmic monitor" of a quartet by "setting the pulse, articulating points of rhythmic stress, conveying a sense of rhythmic direction".

The lines' compulsive rhythmic stress-pulse amplifies the mounting panic, while their dark nursery-rhyme endings vibrate with disjunctive energy as boundaries dissolve to terrifying effect.

Analogously, larger positive mismatch ERP has been observed to non-native rhythmic stress pattern compared to native stress pattern in German and French 4-month-old infants [37].

Regularity of the rhythmic pattern is not obvious because the rhythmic accents do not necessarily coincide with melodic stresses.

He took advantage of the rhythmic flexibility of the French language, but sometimes took this to extremes, forcing words into unnatural stresses.

Rhythmic expression of stress response genes and distinct phenotypes of clock mutants under abiotic stress conditions underscore the close connection between the circadian clock and environmental stress response in plants.

Often Verdi's accompaniments look deceptively simple, but Mr. Muti carefully polishes each one, stressing proper articulation, intonation and rhythmic definition while always insisting on expressive, singing tone.

Earl Woods stressed technique, too, especially a tall posture and a rhythmic pendulum putting stroke.