Sentence examples for brilliant dancing from inspiring English sources

There was other brilliant dancing.

There is some brilliant dancing, clever songs and a lot of surprises in store.

The performances are fantastic, the chemistry between the boys believable and compelling, and there's some frankly brilliant dancing in evidence.

Her moral courage, he said, and brilliant dancing despite physical handicaps, gave him the inspirational model for the Nia figure.

Structurally, the piece looks too open-ended until the nonviolence message is delivered through films of civil rights demonstrations and portraits of Gandhi and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Veterans like Camille Brown, Arcell Cabuag, Diedre Dawkins, Bridget Moore and Keon Thoulouis stood out here, but brilliant dancing came also from Shani Collins, Juel Lane and Julian Lloyd.

Referring to the fast tempo Mr. Martins gave to his music in the 1990 ballet "Fearful Symmetries" (which closed Saturday's program with especially swift and brilliant dancing), Mr. Adams says: "When I first heard 'Fearful Symmetries' at City Ballet, I was shocked.

McRae's portrayal is brilliant; his dancing is eloquent in its anguish, and we sense every beat of his lonely, vengeful heart.

His "outsized personal problems," as you label them, have made parenting more difficult, and his brilliant linguistic dancing has created an aura in which truth has taken on an aspect more of relativism than of certainty.

It makes your parents sad and your friends who don't do drugs will hate you, even though you know that you're really funny on drugs and brilliant at dancing.

Murphy rides the crest of a wave of precise, compelling electronic pop, over a bubbling surf of playful experimentation that's as ramshackle but brilliant as her dancing.

He has never confined himself to one style: last year at the Serpentine he exhibited brilliant coloured squares dancing like pixels and this exhibition comprises of 48 portraits created over the past 35 years ranging from intimate pictures of his family to the blurry newspaper paintings that made his name.