It was noted that he was "A noted advocate with an unfailing gift for rhythmic language.
Most listeners in ancient times were illiterate, and the rhythmic language and repetitious patterns of sentence structure were aids to memory.
This enables the rhythmic and dynamic language of the instrument to be "spoken".
Her work, which frequently uses lush, rhythmic language to convey images of physical and sexual violence, has been the subject of academic study.
In "Elizabeth Imagined an Iceberg" he shows himself again to be a master of spare, rhythmic language and lively, intriguing illustration.
Dr. Michael Sampson is a children's book author who is best known for his easy-to-read books that feature rhythmic and repetitive language.
The quintet is one of the best jazz bands, with its own rhythmic and structural language and its own sparkling group sound.
IT is a truism that the African elements in jazz's rhythmic language are often delivered with a Hispanic accent.
His plays and his style of theatre are very popular for their rhythmic language, sweet songs and appealing music.
The harmonic and rhythmic language is received, not invented, yet its predictabilities are paradoxically filled with surprise.
