Exempel på caesura

• A caesura is often called masculine when it falls after a long, feminine when it falls after a short syllable. 

• In verses of eleven or twelve syllables, however, the caesura is usually employed to give a break in a determined place. 

• The caesura is an important, though not essential, element in Spanish verse. 

• The stress immediately before the caesura must be the second most important rhythmic stress of the verse. 

• To tell the truth, they have had to listen to far too much poetry, and too many discussions on the caesura. 

• The syllable sequence after the second caesura involves a change in foot quantity to pentamoraic trochaic feet.

• The colon indicates the location of the caesura as described in traditional descriptions.

• This can also be required at the caesura.

• Future researchers, however, will have to leave behind national boundaries and conventional caesura if they want to take seriously the concept of intersecting memories.

• Despite the caesura of 1989, 1945 still remains the defining moment for the present.

• The centrality of the caesura to postwar cultural history has served to obscure much that still needs explanation.

• The performance correlate of this caesura is a perceived break in the recitation that does not affect the time of utterance of the following syllable.

• Is it the melodies of irregular, ametrical structure, without caesura-stressing cadences?

• Up until the second caesura, all feet but the second one could be parsed as either iambic or trochaic feet.

• The caesura positions mark syncopation achieved by specifying strong nodes as empty.

• It would be worthwhile to obtain experimental evidence in order to compare the effects of the two kinds of caesurae on their syllabic environment.

• Freedom can be found through the imposition of a historical caesura, through a vanquishing of the future.

• In the first class of cases, the caesura correlates with the absence of syllabic material to fill up a specific metrical position within a line.

• In the second class of cases, the caesura marks a line-internal break where the pause is not factored in while parsing a given meter.

• Meters where the caesura does not reflect an empty position contrast with the other set of meters in the duration of the caesural pause.