Sentence examples for dance constitutes from inspiring English sources
In a very real way, "The Great Dance" constitutes an act of preservation and a requiem.
Collectively, the dances constituted the major ceremonials of the Northwest Coast peoples; known as the spirit dances, they were performed during the winter months.
"He cares very deeply about the young people learning to dance that constitute the future of the art form".
But the work also tackles serious questions that dance artists have long been asking about the relationship between artists and audiences and about what constitutes dance.
A computerized intervention like the dance video game constitutes a powerful tool to provide participant repetitive practice, feedback about performance and motivation to endure practice [ 56].
The Judson Dance Theatre reconsidered what constituted dancing at all, resisting modern dance's traditional compositional and presentational structure and characteristics.
Certain categories in the New York Dance and Performance Awards, otherwise known as the Bessies, limit what constitutes a dance.
If this is the case it would mean that there is no enduring "type" that constitutes a dance work of art that is "tokened" by various instancing performances.
Like the output of his imprint contemporaries, Hugo Massien's Kontrol EP, released back in October, is a determined attempt at skewing perceptions of what constitutes underground dance music.
The second one depends on the interaction with a human teacher, leading to the determination of different dance styles, which constitute the robot repertoire.
