Sentence examples for evidence of dance from inspiring English sources
To the rescue comes Jérôme Bel, an unimposing and scruffy Frenchman who has managed, minus any evidence of dance steps, to become one of the most charismatic and galvanizing choreographers working today.
You could argue that its popularity is merely evidence of dance music's current vast global appeal – in recent years, even traditionally resistant American audiences have taken to it – but the overall effect has been to homogenise pop as never before.
Are the paintings that Shiraga created by holding a rope and moving the paint with his feet actually physical evidence of dance or at the very least meditative movement?
But these dance moments are truly evidence of a dance renaissance in America and I, for one, am very grateful.
Angels were twerking backstage at the "Victoria's Secret Fashion Show" and model Cara Delevingne has the video evidence of the dance made viral by Miley Cyrus.
As the Ailey dancers prepared to honor their founder's battle with the disease, simultaneously, they were creating compelling evidence of how dance can be used to illuminate the individual and collective stories of people impacted by HIV.
On the evidence of her dances, her idea of teen rebellion is hot rods and hormones, jitterbug and juvie, the world of "Rock Around the Clock".
I checked in on her as she slept and was amazed to see how peacefully she rested, with no evidence of her daytime dance.
Additionally, the use of salivary cortisol will elucidate the mind-body association and provide empirical evidence of the effects of dance-movement interventions.
The Wanted is more blatantly European, leaning on four-on-the-floor dance music structures, and One Direction would prefer to not be coordinated in any way, as evidenced by its lack of dance moves and music that borrows widely from outside teenage pop.
To bridge gaps in the trail of evidence, Ms. Hodson uses the logic of dance technique, her scholar's knowledge of the choreographer's stylistic proclivities, exhaustive experimentation and old-fashioned intuition.
