Sentence examples for the verses which from inspiring English sources

There's a syllabic rhythm to the verses which makes the yawning vowels of the chorus ("tou-ou-ouch") aerial and cathartic.

Nora Guthrie believes that these were omitted to simplify the song for schools; Morello that "they censored out all the verses which indicate what a revolutionary, class-war anthem it is".

The music of Cave and Ellis does not back away from the prophetic darkness of the verses, which are drenched in fatal, apocalyptic imagery – "You cried beneath the dripping trees, a ghost song lodged in the throat of a mermaid".

The rhythm of the song can be roughly divided into two distinct parts: the verses, which feature moderately sparse electronic beats and a time signature of 5/4, and the choruses, which display more upbeat sounds and a 2/4 time signature.

Commenting on this narrative in the Ramacharitamanasa, Rambhadracharya says that Rama destroyed three things: the sin of Ahalya by his sight, the curse by the dust of his feet and the affliction by the touch of his feet, evidenced by the use of the Tribhangi (meaning "destroyer of the three") metre in the verses which form Ahalya's panegyric.

Choreograph the verses (which are usually different).

As for the verse, which is mostly expressed through rhyming couplets?

Try "Stay Away", or the verse which explains, "I'm not like them, but I can pretend".

(The only argument against the theory are the words that come later in the verse, which have no place in the subway: "Peace and quiet and open air").

"I'm not as puritanical as others about some of the verse, which is very complicated, especially in the late and middle period plays, like Measure for Measure.

The actual impact of the play owed less to the plot than to the sound and beat of the verse, which was softened only in the elegiac passages spoken by Hernani and Doña Sol.