Sentence examples for vibrant rhythm from inspiring English sources

With its vibrant rhythm, "The Scream" hits the eye from far away.

The mixed media crushed and carved on the canvas give the scene a sculptural quality and a vibrant rhythm.

Dancers come on, lose themselves in the physi cal density of the music, as though unaware of anything but the vibrant rhythm and their own flexing muscles.

Although the findings will need further investigation, the results could support the idea that there is a dedicated centre or "music box" in the brain which has evolved to appreciate a melodious tune or vibrant rhythm.

Whether it has been the chants of boatmen on the Niger, or the sound of the kora (a kind of lute) played by a griot as he recites the history and genealogy of a people, or the brassy horns and vibrant rhythm sections of a contemporary band in a Lagos nightspot, Africans -- and their descendants in the diaspora -- always seem surrounded by music.

The album saw Garbus expanding and amplifying her raw pop vision into vibrant, rhythm-soaked compositions of melody and noise, brimming with everything from dub and folk to soca and jazz.

Brazil may be a land of bright colors and vibrant rhythms.

They tie their messages of resistance to catchy riffs and vibrant rhythms, producing ambidextrous music that presses the consciousness while shaking the hips and feet.

The Concert Chorale of New York sounded ravishing, and the orchestra brilliantly captured the radiant colors and vibrant rhythms of this taut, appealing score.

Klein's fast outer movements are full of vibrant rhythms and wild touches that give the piece an almost defiant sound, yet its central slow movement — variations on a plaintive Moravian folk tune — is gritty and brooding, with glancing references to themes from Verdi's Requiem and Mahler's "Kindertotenlieder".

It seems that in all of the pieces, surrounded by vibrant rhythms of dance and exotic colors, was an aura of sadness, loneliness and desperation.