Sentence examples for dancer capable of from inspiring English sources

NELIDA TIRADO A Bronx native seasoned in Spain, Tirado has matured into a world-class flamenco dancer, capable of summoning powerful forces.

He is a fine dancer capable of all the requisite technical feats, but offering them slightly shyly, without the bravura or heroism that would have provided personality.

May 30 2013 June 1 201313 Kotze, a willowy, striking dancer, capable of droll wit, is also a promising choreographer, with a degree in architecture.

Besides being a heartthrob, Amargo is a strong and charismatic dancer, capable of drawing on his traditional training when he chooses.

Then, there was the problem of Miss Miiko Taka, who had been cast as the Takarazuka dancer capable of arousing Air Force Officer Brando's passion.

Ms. Ringer is particularly underused since she knows how to speak onstage, looks appropriately gorgeous, and is a dancer capable of emotional depths that she gets no chance to explore here.

But dramatic situations are hinted at rather than developed, and a convincing performance of "Opus 19" requires dancers capable of establishing and sustaining moods.

Like many of its peer organizations, Danza Contemporánea de Cuba is full of appealing dancers, capable of athletic feats but artistically constrained by choreography that doesn't ask much from them, or their audiences.

By the time she left, in 1935, to form with Dolin their own company to pioneer ballet throughout Britain, there were young dancers capable of sharing her repertory and she had inspired, above all, Margot Fonteyn.

And no one else is quite so adept at drawing audiences into what feels like a look into all our lives, an effect enhanced by his choice of endearingly human-looking dancers capable of seemingly superhuman feats of skill and physicality.

It may hurt all the more because Ms. Osipova and Mr. Vasiliev were generally regarded as the performers who perhaps most epitomized the Bolshoi's brand of ballet — larger-than-life dancers capable of sky-high jumps and space-devouring sweep and willing to sacrifice academic perfection to electrify their audience.