Sentence examples for brisk movement from inspiring English sources

Then, too, there was so much character in the playing, not weighing the music down but lightening it, making expression tally with clear execution, fine texture and brisk movement.

Instead of bold lines on a map we have a child's messy finger painting, as the circumvention of borders and the ease of communications allow the brisk movement of ideas and people and terrorists from one place to another.

The brisk movement of a rider in full gallop as he tries to catch up with the coach pulled by six piebald horses that have just been abruptly stopped, gives the scene a certain charm, provided you do not scrutinize the characters too closely.

But standing every so often seems to alleviate these problems, as short bursts of brisk movement disrupt metabolic rhythms and help strengthen muscles that otherwise might waste.

The fighters start with brisk movement but not throwing a lot.

The monkey was then required to make a brisk movement, curving to avoid the barriers, and end at either target.

In "Symphony in C," that beloved Balanchine showcase, the leader of the brisk first movement was Mary Carmen Catoya, the company's star of the past decade.

The marvel lay in the changing imagination with which music was juxtaposed against dance: sometimes brisk against movement from one long-held pose to another, sometimes exotic against dancing that basically consisted of walking in circles.

So in the brisk opening movement of the Beethoven, for example, the sense of discovery in the playing was palpable, and it made hearing it a joy, even for a listener who might have passed the gazillion mark some time ago.

The introductory solo for Deborah Lohse is nicely wacky, a staccato array of often gawky and brisk pedestrian movements imposed onto slow music from a Bach cello suite.

At age 3 years, additional findings included hypotonia, microcephaly, ataxia, brisk uncoordinated movements, absent speech, motor delays and recurrent respiratory infections.