Sentence examples for dance represented from inspiring English sources

For Lomax, each local style of song or dance represented a way to survive that might come in handy someday.

In 1819 Carl Maria von Weber's Invitation to the Dance represented the declaration of love of classical music to the waltz.

Ntozake Shange's For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow Is Enuf (1975), featuring seven women's experiences performed in monologues and dance, represented a break from the predominantly realist family dramas that had dominated black theatre.

They can be seen as precursors to the set she designed for Ms. Brown's "Lateral Pass," a 1985 dance represented here by posters, a video and fabric swatches from Ms. Graves's costume designs.

In the Nataraja sculpture, Shiva is shown as the source of all movement within the cosmos and as the god whose doomsday dance, represented by the arch of flames, accompanies the dissolution of the universe at the end of an eon.

Figure 6 Spatiotemporal dance representation model of samba, parameterized with quarter-beat resolution and variability, within two-beat metric cycles (i.e., dance represented by the spherical distributions of eight metric classes, which correspond to 1 4 resolution * 2beats): (a) point cloud representation of the dance gesture of the left hand; (b) point cloud after LDA analysis.

Goodes' direction is strong, apart from a schmaltzy lovers' dance representing Connie and Tristan's first night together.

Shiva is the master of both tandava, the fierce, violent dance that gives rise to energy, and lasya, the gentle, lyric dance representing tenderness and grace.

When it premièred, Arlene Croce, reviewing it in The New Yorker, wrote, "Twyla Tharp's position on the leading edge of modern dance represents a flight from its banalities.

And, just as each new dance represents a new chapter, each performance of that dance is a mini-chapter, and everything that occurs in it is a footnote to the past.

Where music and dance represent a test of physical strength and mental stamina, success is appraised by the performer's ability to complete the task with dignity and self-discipline, demonstrating commitment to family and community.