Sentence examples for unruly rhythm from inspiring English sources
In the description of scholar Gordon Rumson, Wild Men's Dance is a "work of vehement, unruly rhythm, compounded of dense chord clusters...and brutal accents.
The pile-up of unruly rhythms among all the instruments becomes such a din that, after a while, the riffs all blur together.
It is a beautifully written book, whether describing the unruly rhythms of village life on the Irish border or recalling his own adolescent attempts to fit into – and break free from – that parochial community.
Mr. Charles likes jazz that's crisp and ambitious but never unruly, powered by clean and swinging rhythm, harmonically coming out of the mid-1960s.
Surely not as many as director-star Don Cheadle has into his passion project Miles Ahead (Icon, 15), an unruly biopic of trumpet genius Miles Davis that replicates the frenetic rhythms of free jazz to a slavishly literal degree.
It compresses the push-me-pull-you rhythm of soft lulls and big buildups into pop-song length without sacrificing any heat or unruly noise, and it features Gordon on vocals, doing the kind of punk yowling that the band hasn't tried in a while.
It seems purposely unruly.
