Sentence examples for unpredictable rhythm from inspiring English sources

For "Pagan Poetry," Bjork followed the fluid, slightly unpredictable rhythm supplied by Ms. Parkins.

The idiom of "2," though even more athletic in its demands, is stranger, above all in its highly unpredictable rhythm.

When Mr. Cage shows up on screen -- as a gay pimp called Acid Yellow -- "Sonny" briefly pops with a crazy, unpredictable rhythm.

A few extended scenes, in which Mr. Lewis stops fussing to put every detail in place and stands back to let Mr. Giamatti spar one on one with another actor, have a vivid, unpredictable rhythm.

What no one has ever seen before, however, is Manning's signal-calling, which involves the semaphore of a third-base coach, the ritual steps of an Arthur Murray class and the unpredictable rhythm of a Coltrane solo.

In "Training Day," his previous film, Mr. Fuqua overcame a busy and implausible story by delving into the tangled motives and responses of his characters and by allowing his two lead actors, Denzel Washington and Ethan Hawke, to find a jangly, unpredictable rhythm.

The action is in the images, which start, stop, slow down, and repeat in unpredictable rhythms.

One might see them as two-dimensional representations of the unpredictable rhythms and impulses of jazz music.

He begins with a series of rapidly beaten small jumps, and even while his feet are twinkling midair in unpredictable rhythms, his whole body is moving.

It was a given that these musicians could handle complex harmonies and unpredictable rhythms; that they could improvise proficiently and make oblique figures swing was a small miracle.

For "Cortical Songs," by John Matthias and Nick Ryan, tiny lamps pulsed with the unpredictable rhythms of firing neurons, prompting responses from the Elysian Quartet and Shawn Conley, a bassist.