"elegant movement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a graceful and fluid physical action, such as a dancer's ballet move, or an animal's gracefulness in movement. For example: The snow leopard moved with an elegant movement across the snow.
The controlled and elegant movement from the Royal Ballet really inspired me and everyone else in the audience, too.
Sluter, an innovator in art, moved beyond the prevailing French taste for graceful figures, delicate and elegant movement, and fluid falls of drapery.
Jodi Melnick's elegant movement style is on display in a new evening-length work, "Solo, Deluxe Version," at New York Live Arts.
It was more than football; it was ballet – a sublime vision of beautiful shapes and elegant movement that morphed into a single abstract form.
Nave Pundik's objective is to arouse the ballerina to gracious, elegant movement.
Taking inspiration from this elegant movement, Joachim Sauter's ART+COM design studio brings us a new project called Manta Rhei, a collaboration with Selux.
Describes the class in great detail from Jo Jo's elegant movements to the efforts of Lola and the other students, Harriet, Dedette, and Tamara.
For many stroke, MS, and elderly patients who can move partially on their own, the assistive and elegant movements of the lighter weight, flexible, soft exosuit could be used to overcome mobility limitations in their lower extremities.
A couple of recent theatrical productions come to mind: Dmitry Krymov's "In Paris," starring Mikhail Baryshnikov, with strict choreographic pacing, or Cate Blanchett's sinewy, awkward-elegant movement in "Uncle Vanya".
Both lines had elegant melodic movement.
Kelly O'Connor sings an elegant fourth movement and the finale has a touching modesty to its quiet opening, but there's nothing especially interesting about the bright and shiny sound of the Dallas orchestra and I longed for some grit and rogue character.
