Meanings of rhythmical movement in English

The rhythmical movement of dancing couples could be heard quite distinctly.

New Zealand Dance Week is a national event dedicated to all forms of rhythmical movement.

The question therefore comes to this: Does the sustained, the cantilena, predominate, or the rhythmical movement?

The player began with a slow, strongly accented, rhythmical movement, which continued to grow more and more intricate.

Here, again, the self- background drops, inasmuch as every rhythmical movement tends to become automatic, and then unconscious.

In dancing, rhythm alone is used without 'harmony'; for even dancing imitates character, emotion, and action, by rhythmical movement.

One of the sextons had to jump into the grave and empty it with his shovel with a slow rhythmical movement.

There is a rhythmical movement in the progressive diminution of the height of the stories of a building, going towards the top.

Here the purely rhythmical movement, so to speak, celebrates its orgies; and it is consequently impossible to take these movements too quick.

With a slow and rhythmical movement it led him here, there, everywhere, towards a state of happiness noble, unintelligible, yet clearly indicated.

There is the same rhythmical movement in following the arches on either side of the nave of a church leading to the apse.

In health, they act constantly, even during sleep, producing a rhythmical movement, which is communicated to the contents of the abdominal and pelvic cavities.

Odysseus looked on and greatly admired the swift and rhythmical movements of their feet.

She dressed slowly with indolent rhythmical movements, indifferently aware of her effortless inevitable perfection.

One old woman went so far as to show the fetus dancing to the music of a banjo with rhythmical movements.

" Rhythmical movement call it then," he replied.