Sentence examples for dance of ideas from inspiring English sources

Don't expect a dance of ideas or a virtuosic concert of voices.

He returns to BAM with "How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere?," a dance of heady ideas and furious movement, with a filmed cameo by a Mississippi centenarian.

Willis's dance of competing ideas and emotions is a critical triumph; she resisted punch lines or easy, unifying themes and earned her reader's engagement with comprehensive honesty.

Truth is said to be "envisioned in the encircling dance of represented Ideas [vergegenwärtigt im Reigen der dargestellen Ideen]" (OGT, 29, translation amended; GS 1.1, 209).

"Nigeria 70: Lagos Jump: Original Heavyweight Afrobeat, Highlife and Afro-Funk" (Strut) compiles some of the other contenders, each making its own pidgin dance music out of ideas from Africa (the Nigerian traditions that fed into juju, Ghanaian highlife, Afro-Latin hybrids from Congo) and the African diaspora (reggae, soul and funk).

He had dared to enter the art world and dance with ideas of one of its reigning queens.

The "Cinderella" and "A Place for Us" duets looked not only short of inspiration but like unshaped collages of dance ideas.

(Too bad the dance then ran out of ideas).

We put a lifetime of dance ideas into our debut album, Leftism [January 1995] but the massive success was totally unexpected.

The score is eminently danceable, and Mr. Ratmansky responds with a bumper crop of dance ideas without ever letting the plot drag.

The next artistic cause to which she devoted her energies was the World Dance Alliance, an international forum for the exchange of dance ideas founded in Hong Kong in 1990.