Sentence examples for soft cadence from inspiring English sources
With the precise but soft cadence of a Hebridean islander, Douglas MacKenzie had one prediction to make about the outcome of this Thursday's Scottish parliament election.
A native of Ocala, where his family farmed citrus, he speaks in the soft cadence of the South.
Mr. Purdy, an elderly man with intense blue eyes, read in a soft, gentle cadence from his story, "Easy Street".
"Well…" his soft cadences falter.
It forms a disturbing contrast to the soft cadences of the Alde marshes behind us.
Slim, silver-haired and handsome, speaking in the soft cadences of his native Louisiana, Howard K. Smith seemed the courtly Southern gentleman.
What resulted — the foursquare metric layouts, the soft cadences and melodic quirks of ancient modal scales and a rosy-cheeked bluffness and self-satisfaction — was in one sense an "authentic" past.
David McCreary of CCM Magazine felt that the song's "softer cadence" didn't diminish its "hard-hitting message".
I could hear Jay's voice ringing around in my head, as well as the softer cadences of Jenny.
"It was a hard time for me, for sure," said Nieuwenhuis, 24, his words coasting along in a soft Californian cadence.
But Mr. Thompson spoke in a soft Southern cadence, weaving in his biography as a homespun, small-town lawyer with a belief in basic principles and a desire to bring people together.
