Sentences with phrase «rhythmic flow»

Style triumphs substance on a day when Gaspar Noé attempts to couch an earnest love story in hardcore sex, Hou Hsiao - hsien does his opulent take on the wuxia film, and Paolo Sorrentino's latest has a pleasingly rhythmic flow.

I do see energetic gesture, and a powerful battle between form and exploded form that conjures a strong rhythmic flow — people read things differently — but then you talk about how perhaps it's more violent to have some event happen at your home in Vermont as opposed to in the city, and I wonder if there's an urban - rural tension in you and how that plays out in your work?

In fact, Marten's work in general is a bit like good hip - hop: ready to twist and wrench and squeeze every single bit of its semantic material, milking it for rhythmic flow — and meaning.

Slings of cobalt orbs hanging from jute - wrapped hoops provide an almost rhythmic flow and create a look that is the picture of global - inspired elegance.

The device, which Stanković brought to life in collaboration with independent product designer Marko Pavlović, is intended to capture the idea that time has a continuous and rhythmic flow.

During each class we will nourish the sensory experiences of the young child and his / her caregiver through a rhythmic flow of free, unstructured play time for the child, and observation / simple craft activities for the adult.

Free of scar tissue, Paul Hirsch's typically masterful editing has an inevitable - feeling economy and rhythmic flow.

Master the rhythmic flows of battles and vanquish foes to evolve your powers based on your playstyle.

Sometimes you encounter flowing green blocks that build new platforms as they move, which epitomise the sort of logic and rhythmic flow that pervades the game, and the difficulty level swiftly ramps up, testing your precision jumping and attacking skills to the full.

The rhythmic flow of curving upright forms across the long canvas suggests human movement, but with the body reduced to a kinetic essence.

Bochner captures the darker side of language using sources as disparate as websites inciting hate - speech, books such as The Joys of Yiddish, or banal shop window signage, resulting in a rhythmic flow of speech not unlike hip - hop.

The title of the show, Cadence, which derives from one of Nathanson's paintings, emphasizes the way her work is a visual equivalent of a rhythmic flow of sounds or words.

He first orderly arranges pieces of paperboard of various sizes that were soaked in «rubber» onto the surface of the canvas creating a rhythmic flow of lines and contours.