The shape of the things we make and use offers itself for contemplation in those interludes of inattention which are half of the rythm of all healthful work.
And it is this normal rythm of attention swinging from effort to ease, which explains how art has come to be a part of life, how mere aspects have acquired for our feelings an importance rivalling that of things.
For with Rythm we come to another point illustrative of the fact that all shape-elements depend upon our own activity and its modes.
For if a church-bell mixes its tones and rythm with that of a symphony you are listening to, you may try and bring them in, make a place for them, expect them among the other tones or rythms.
Rythm exists equally where the objective data, the sense stimulations, are uniform, as is the case with the ticks of a clock.
Here there is no objective reason for one rythm more than another; and we express this by saying that the tickings of a clock have no intrinsic form.
I am electrified by its wonderful logic, rythm and melody.
Every sentence, every clause, was turned and weighed; the rythm of every phrase was balanced; the very interjections and exclamations were nicely calculated.
The words had beaten themselves into a rythm in Basil's brain, a rythm in tune with the regular pulsing of the engine.
Perhaps the rythm lulled him somewhat; perhaps he was but sunk in a deeper thought; but Piet did not notice his son spring to his feet.
On either side of the fire they sat in long stages of silence, listening to the hammers plying in the night, their noise making a rythm above the slow murmur of the water on the beach.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rythm" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
