Sentence examples for dance stereotypes from inspiring English sources
Regina Nejman is a Brazilian-born, New York-based choreographer whose work tends to evoke Latin dance stereotypes.
Kirstin E. Williams and her all-female Strong Current troupe, based in San Francisco, will present seven dances challenging stereotypes of women.
Dancing through stereotypes on shiny green shoes, plowing through perceptions with boxy yellow numbers, a funky West Coast football team has stuck a fist in the Southern jowls of the college football elite.
Whether it is the notion that Brits only drink tea or that all Argentineans dance tango, cultural stereotypes can overshadow a country's true nuances.
The reason for this was simple: it was impossible to contain him – he ducked and danced from easy stereotypes, embodied paradox.
Dark love (lips, dance, poison kisses,) Stereotype (darkness surrounding me, labelled this way, I'm an emo they say).
LOTS of silly stereotypes about dance somehow manage to persist.
The halftime entertainment, with its kiss cams and dance competitions, confirms the stereotypes of American popular culture seen on movie screens worldwide.
The result was that "Untrained" sometimes played into unfortunate stereotypes about dance being about virtuosic feats by individuals whose athleticism puts the rest of us to shame.
Ipek specifically seeks to challenge the stereotype that dance music isn't concerned with politics.
He says in the clip that he's never smoked or done drugs, challenging the stereotype that dance music producers run on a diet of late nights, uppers, and booze.
