Sentence examples for aggressive dancing from inspiring English sources
Or. [14 seconds of (build-up music) played as (one person passively dances while others linger around them motionless)] then an instant video cut to [14 seconds of (bombastic dance music) played as (many people dance aggressively)] then [2 seconds of (a slurring sound) and (slow-motion video of the aggressive dancing)].
"Electronic music is high energy and fueled by aggressive dancing, so I guess it's more associated with males.
"People come to the play and expect to see oppressed girls but actually they are having fun, they are angry and aggressive and dancing," says Manning.
As he watched the aggressive ritual dancing of the Tsembaga warriors of New Guinea, anthropologist Roy Rappaport concluded that ritual played a critical role in making us human.
To give credit where credit is due, Choke was one of the first guys in Boston to take it to the next level as far as aggressive slam-dancing goes.
The Suqi brothers say the opening party was an exception and that the atmosphere will get aggressive -- women dancing on the bar, for example -- only after midnight.
Her aggressive style of dancing has a harshness that works against the golden pipes.
Shadowy and aggressive, the boatmen offered belly dancing that started at 10 p.m. and went until four in the morning.
The music and dancing was more aggressive than anything else around at the time and the straight edge ethos was ratcheted up to a near militant level.
Party rocking, according to the Gronkowskis, is a subset of partying in which the drinking and dancing are rapid and aggressive.
