Sentence examples for stubborn rhythm from inspiring English sources

The hush of Catholicism was most of what I knew about religion — my dad had a talent for sneaking gospel sounds into hymnody, but the Mass had a staid, stubborn rhythm of its own — and the biggest shock of my first few months immersed in charismatic religion was the wild, unceasing stream of noise.

If Andrew Hill was one of Mr. Iyer's clear antecedents — melodies made from prickly, stubborn phrases, overlapping rhythms, dark and dense harmony turning into beauty — then bebop rhythm was to Hill as funk is to Mr. Iyer.

And he doubled down on his stubborn adherence to swing rhythm.

Thorsteinn worked all summer to his own rhythm, which was stubborn and earthy.

The rest of the set brought some very different kinds of songs: slow ballads with rich harmony and pockets of swing (Monk's "Ruby, My Dear"), and stubborn drones over sketched, gestural rhythm (Mr. Motian's "Cambodia").

It took the home side time to find their rhythm, with the visitors offering stubborn resistance in the opening exchanges.

At one point, it gets stuck on repeat for days and, though the stubborn refusal to adhere to conventional, satisfying rhythms can be frustrating, the resulting unpredictability is thrilling and fitting.

Stubborn people.

Stubborn history.

What Stubborn Heart essay is, if we're being generous, a further (if not deeper) foray into the realms of sensitive vocals over jerking electronic rhythms.

And stubborn".