Their cadenced marching propelled by fife and drum corps, the " troops " will converge in the Adirondacks on Friday.
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Another major influence from this period was the cadenced, visceral Sunday sermons of Christ Lutheran's spellbinding minister, Pastor Rudisill.
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At their best, the narrative sections achieve the cadenced repetitions of a formal litany, a dramatic answer to the patterning of obsessive thoughts.
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Johnson relates that " The cadenced walking and high stepping was usually supplied by a violin, a drum and a horn of some kind.
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In ringing, poetically cadenced words during his eulogy, Draskovic made it very difficult to return to any kind of partnership with the ruling coalition.
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Asked if the Democratic conventions had lost their flavor, Mondale said, " Well, they're certainly very cadenced now . . ..
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If not as precisely cadenced, the comings and going of the New and Old Nixons became, until his death, as certain as sunrise and sunset.
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The advantage of this distance is that it does let you savor the music of Mamet's ingeniously shaped sentences, with their cadenced twists and repetitions.
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But with Davis triumphantly riding the rhythms of Wilson's urgently cadenced prose, the speech assumes a glare that illuminates the entire life of one generation.
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McDonald writes in a confident, hypnotic style, woven from simple, cadenced prose and slightly off-center details, that initially lulls you into acceptance.
