Sentence examples for distort dance from inspiring English sources
Jones, say the shows distort dance into a sport; Mr. Jones recently said he sometimes finds them "obscene".
Unlike the polished folk, blues and Afropop of the preceding decade, Konono No 1 and Kasai Allstars were celebrated for their messy, often distorted electric dance music.
Conventional dance idioms may look distorted when, in fact, they are reinvented and transformed.
Long distance loneliness dance song East Coast/West Coast increases the distorted intensity by several levels until all you can hear are the reverbed-to-bedlam vocals (production courtesy of third member, Dashiki Ciccone) bursting in explosions of despair.
A skewed square dance shows Mr. O'Connor's affinity for distorting formal partnering, and later Mr. Rogers becomes something of a racehorse sent to pasture in a solo that evokes his fragile, skittering grace.
It also seriously distorts higher education, with a booming demand for courses in drama, dance, fine art, music, film, photography, design and creative writing.
In the early days of mass-market global pop, it was relatively easy to manufacture a profitable group: You just hired some songwriters, amplified and distorted the members' backstories, gave them suitable haircuts, and made sure they could dance.
Still, portraits distort as much as they divulge, and there is something sinister to the captured beauty on display in "Slow Dancing".
"Targets distort operational reality.
