Sentence examples for a choreography of from inspiring English sources

Martin Lawrance's Limbo suspends three dancers in a choreography of abrupt muscular engagement and wary hesitance.

The abject is the drama of the hapless plaster bodies, a choreography of arrested moments.

This was a choreography of real life, an orchestration of random encounters.

Their comings and goings can seem ungracious, a choreography of familiarity and entitlement — Gatsby's guests, decades on.

The mat is a necessity as the actors play out their passions and frustrations in a choreography of bruising strenuousness.

Jimmy's first duet with Fionnuala is both exquisite and raw, as these fugitive, damaged creatures discover each other in a choreography of flickering, frightened touch.

Somehow, along with the high-tech gadgetry, Merce managed to make dancing seem high-tech, too, in a choreography-of-the-future sort of way.

Snarling, growling, pouting or violently pursed, it has a choreography all of its own.

It's an administrative choreography of a most delicate theatrical artifice, and the weight of that artifice is a burden and a lure in the viewing of "Birdman".

To be free from a strict choreography of words and actions is a form of male privilege that Hillary Clinton cannot access.

The sculpture works like a giant puppet, its actions controlled by a complex choreography of cables.