cadences

Many of his cadences are altogether too discordant for modern ears.

The cadences closely resemble those used by Browning in some of his most striking poems.

His mind, he says, is full of the cadences of that language.

The tones and cadences were admirably rendered, and the ear could also faintly distinguish the noises of the laboratory.

I could not see him, but there lay in the cadences of his voice a peculiar note of peacefulness, of finality.

It is as if the air of the Mediterranean itself, thin, brilliant, had been hammered into cadences.

Selina had a nice voice, clear and sweet and when she was happy and merry, full of cadences.

The grand old hymn refused its cadences to this instrument of a tune-loving bourgeoise.

There was a certain finality in her cadences that repelled all further discussion.

Stephens had caught the exact sound of Booth's cadences and much of his manner.