unrhythmic

I'm doing it for all the unrhythmic white chicks in Australia!

And before long the familiar unrhythmic pulses began to move through my mind, disrupting it.

Behind him he heard the President's unrhythmic voice speaking to the crowd at the Capitol.

Ultimately the track descends into an unrhythmic cacophone of samples.

A rapid, unrhythmic thumping that made the ground tremble like an approaching machine.

They had that unrhythmic frequency which suggested that they were responses to a speech.

Such-and-such unrhythmic variables must inevitably coincide sooner or later.

Another body clad in the tan of Hamor joined the first in an unrhythmic dance.

It was too slow, unrhythmic.

I went to the nearest of the telepathic dampers and twisted dials until it was gone, the unrhythmic waves vanished.

We could hear the unrhythmic whacking of a lot of hammers as workmen were framing a house a hundred yards away.

"Because work is so unrhythmic, the rational manager will hire more workers than he would need if supplies were even in order to have enough for storming.

At the Norway match, British fans lambasted their side with the unrhythmic chant, "We're so bad, it's unbelievable."

Clicking and whirring raggedly, she passed them, a limping green tub of metal that emitted an unrhythmic, grating sound.

His movements, made famous by John Belushi's takeoff on "Saturday Night Live," are spastic and unrhythmic.

My father's voice, the ravening flames of Sharra, the continuous unrhythmic waves of the telepathic jangle-my head was pandemonium.

During their practice video, Meno had a very hard time with dancing, and video from practice sessions showed awkward and unrhythmic movements from her.

In the short term, the dance had been deliberately unrhythmic but the progression created a long-term rhythm that repeated itself in some two hundred . . . steps.

"Take Shaitan away . . ." Slowly, not wanting to arouse the prostrate priests, Sheeana began the shuffling, unrhythmic movements of the dance.

And the show's sheerest pleasures come when Mr. Irwin and Mr. Shiner try to dance, their arms and legs flying into unrhythmic rebellion.

"The untalented and unrhythmic should never be forced to go beyond learning a few scales . . . once we've admitted how hard it is, we should be let off."

He carried his beaten, underlined and annotated copy around with him for years, pulling it from his pocket, reading sections aloud to audiences in what Thomas calls "a flat, unrhythmic voice with a mournful edge."

It is unlike his other lyric ballads in that it is one of Arlen's most direct and deliberately unrhythmic melodies-altogether a strong song with splendid support from the Johnny Mercer lyric.

Sadly, many an organist falls prey to the ponderous and unrhythmic playing which is invited by the instrument's ability to sustain a note for as long as the key is depressed, with results which may be sentimental or lugubrious.

Eleanor was a miserable dancer, stiff and unrhythmic, and Clayton didn't dare ask Mrs. Farber lest he might suddenly become frenzied, wrestle her to the floor, and then . . . He shook his head.