| 31. | His poetry made use of jazz syncopation and meter.
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| 32. | The second subject theme uses syncopations and has a dance-like character.
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| 33. | Another element of a rhythmic curriculum is the exploration of meter and syncopation.
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| 34. | They have strict forms, decorous titles ( " Elite Syncopations,"
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| 35. | The rhythms, too, were bracingly complex, awash in asymmetries and syncopations.
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| 36. | There were American jazz and blues, filled with snappy syncopations and sultry longings.
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| 37. | It was not very easy, because the sound and syncopation is very strong.
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| 38. | But for one evening, this place rocked to the syncopation of flying fists.
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| 39. | Clapping and the soft syncopation of drumming rise like incense and fill the room.
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| 40. | Parlous is a delicious example of linguistic syncopation.
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