Sentence examples for vehement rhythm from inspiring English sources

His side-on bowling action, following a smooth and almost soundless approach, was described by the Manchester Guardians cricket correspondent Neville Cardus as "absolutely classical, left side showing down the wicket before the arm swung over with a thrilling vehement rhythm".

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.

He gave full force to episodes of driving rhythm and vehement choral outbursts but kept tempos in check and exact, achieving fearsome intensity through a kind of grave power.

Later in the work the solo line ranges from intensely introspective, melancholy and stunningly beautiful — in the Passacaglia, for example — to brash and angry, with phrasing that draws on the rhythms of vehement verbal argument.

These are vehement, emotional essays, etched in Bachian rhythms (particularly in their closing fugues) and angular, leaping themes.

Retaining the book's characters and situations, the filmmakers remove the novelistic structure and, from a smooth narrative, they extract and juxtapose critical moments from the story's three time frames; the effect is a vehement political collage with the oblique rhythms of modern music.

Women are particularly vehement.

Nashir grew increasingly vehement.

"Syntax used to be vehement.

The complaints can be vehement.

Dying, she became more vehement.