Sentence examples similar to swifter rhythm from inspiring English sources

From the beginning, the main characteristic of Southeast Asian music and dance has been a swift rhythm.

This is a play of 42 scenes, and the determination to give each its separate identity means you lose some of the play's swift cinematic rhythm.

With its swift, jaunty rhythms and sharp, off-kilter jokes, "Frances Ha" is frequently delightful.

It has the swift and uncanny rhythm of a modern fairy tale — and "Dorian" is the greatest of Wilde's fairy tales.

The notes played by the sitar also incorporate this emotional shift, as does the swift change in rhythm.

While surely both require rigorous training, practice and precision, the moment the soccer player steps onto the field and the moment the dancer hits the dance floor, any ripple of fear is taken over by a swift, surmounting wave of freestyle rhythm.

Papp's rhythm was restless and swift; Rabe was reflective and slow.

In his solo Mr. Ogalla prowls pantherlike across the stage, his swift feet pounding intricate rhythms with the force and rapidity of a machine gun.

Slater of Pocket Gamer too felt the pacing was "swift but uninspiring", and Eurogamer Whitehead called its rhythm "weird" as he waited for the right opportunity some puzzles and could finish others with a single trick.

Hymns usually have a more sober and stately rhythm, but this choice works seamlessly with the swift-moving narrative.

They can also deliver a more significant jolt, likened to a swift kick in the chest, to halt potentially life-threatening rhythm disruptions.