Sentence examples for dance devotion from inspiring English sources
Her new dance, "Devotion," had its premiere on Thursday night at the Kitchen; it's a perfect title for Ms. Michelson, who demands that audiences give themselves over to her unrelenting vision, full stop.
The venue is famous for its devotion to dance, while Momix has sparked dialogue about the art form itself -- what is "dance," and can something as abstract and athletic as Alchemia be considered anything more than movement?
Remembered with great appreciation for her devotion to dance and dancers, Mary was also a respected member of the Ansonia Tenants' Coalition.
As the Town Bikes, Gabi Barton and Carla Yamine also had a taste for the theatrical, opening with their animistic maypole dance and a sacred devotion to "the jams".
For a city of its size, and given the scope of the local movie and television industries (not to mention San Francisco's devotion to dance), Los Angeles has historically exhibited little cohesive support for the art form.
Christine LaDuca stands out as street-smart Diana, who sings about an inept teacher in "Nothing" and about her devotion to dance in the beautiful "What I Did for Love".
With a ceiling so low it nearly meets the bar, and a wall-dripping muggy, humidity that can only come from swathes of 'on-one' Scots, it is a relic of pure unbridled devotion to dance.
Mr. Arias brings an unaffectedly sultry presence to the mix and the tap dancing of the Lombard twins suggests a devotion to that dance form that pushed them to artistry.
Make no mistake: "Devotion" is all dance.
In it, storytelling, devotion, and abstract dance find full expression — both the clarity of the visualized poetry and the virtuosity of the movement can be utterly thrilling.
These two ballerinas — alone in my experience — have brought the role a supremely affecting and childlike vulnerability, burning innocence and an alarmingly ardent devotion to both dance and love without any distracting "ballerina" overlay of stylistic sophistication.
