Sentence examples for distinctive movements from inspiring English sources

The seven members of the ensemble alternated as soloist and partner throughout the four distinctive movements.

Yet Ms. Allen did try to create distinctive movements for each of them.

In his study of the left Mr. Diggins proposed a taxonomy of lefts — the Lyrical Left of the 1920s and early '60s, the Old Left of the Depression, the New Left of the late '60s and the post-'60s Academic Left — and identified some characteristics linking these distinctive movements.

It is a fine introduction, too, to Ms. Brown's distinctive movement and stage patterns.

Horton, an innovative modern-dance choreographer with a distinctive movement style, died in 1953.

Alone at the start of "Pavement," the choreographer Kyle Abraham establishes the distinctive movement language that's gained him attention.

Ms. Brown was cited by the selection committee for "the influence of both her distinctive movement style and inquisitive choreographic drive" throughout the world of dance.

But all of his work retains a deep structural relationship to that form: his development of a distinctive movement vocabulary has emerged directly from his original balletic orientation.

But, having settled on a distinctive movement language, he has not yet been able to make it say very much of distinction.

There's not much distinctive movement in "O Zlozony," let alone anything of Ms. Brown's characteristically slippery, skittering style with its unpredictable impulses and loose, fluid transitions.

A distinctive movement sensibility was immediately clear in Jacobson's "Pas de Quatre," set to a variety of Bellini extracts (like all the music, taped and overamplified).