Sentence examples for sort of chant from inspiring English sources

She began a sort of chant about achievements of a few ragged men.

The icon is here to battle!" Harrell pitched all of this perfectly, in a sort of chant, increasing the intensity until: "That's Antigone, bitch!

In an unbuttoned overshirt with cuffs flapping, torn jeans and high-top sneakers, Mr. Branca became a barometer of the music's intensity, gyrating at the knees, hips and wrists, screaming (though inaudible over the din) some sort of chant mimicking some phrases in the music, looking like a cartoon of Jekyll becoming Hyde.

Though, their rush would send them into some sort of chant.

And there was a nagging voice I heard at the same time every day, like some sort of chant or incantation, unnerving in its consistency.

Your days reduced to a montage cut to its cowbell beat, inexorable doubled bass line and raunch vocal, a sort of chanted sneer, surrounded by groans of pleasure.

As someone who's a bit allergic to liturgy, and certainly to any sort of chanting, listening to it was the first time I'd ever clocked just what incantation can do to you.

The humble times-tables were once memorized by a sort of chanted catechism; today, our youngest math students make lightning-fast calculations on an array of electronic devices which, ironically, most large-scale assessments forbid.

Create your own ritual and incorporate stretching, any sort of mantra, chanting, poetry, prayers or singing, any type of meditation or relaxation you like.

But players like Lin and here's the real archetype to fit this goofy, out-of-nowhere dude, the Jesus juice'd Harvard man blush-laughing amid those joking-but-sort-of-not MVP chants at Madison Square Garden can at least do for fans what the bloated, corporate NBA and stagnant, graceless, top-heavy superstar-driven teams like the Knicks can't.

Dylan sang too fast, in a sort of strong, high chant, and he virtually obliterated the melodies — to no purpose.