rhythmic

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• Syllables were repeated and were rhythmic, both common features of babbling.

• You know, there’s some weirdness in the rhythmic sense of it.

• The film, with its rhythmic, conversational numbers, progresses as if it’s a household concert, with Shaun on piano, trumpet or guitar, and Abigail, in bruised and buoyant vocals, singing lead.

• The rhythmic beating of footsteps on a treadmill was a noise offender—the sound could be detected on sonar from miles away—so we shut it off unless we were in friendly waters where we weren’t concerned with counter-detection.

• Typically, the rhythmic accompaniment for dancers was anchored by two or more conga players, or congueros.

• Swift is a rhythmic and melodic kleptomaniac, and I mean that as the highest of compliments.

• I point out the phrase “more distinct separation,” and I suggest that the purpose of the semicolon is at least in part rhythmic.

• A link of pitches perhaps, an a-rhythmic phrase that will lead to a strong subterranean pulsation.

• His focus on the grim and the disturbing is beautiful, and becomes rhythmic, atmospheric, and addictive.

• The soft cry from her quivering lips meets the rhythmic beat of our rattles: the battle cry of her living nightmare.

• An approach to æsthetic pleasure is seen in the responses to series of sounds.