Sentence examples for exquisite dance from inspiring English sources

It took a young-at-heart French director in his mid-thirties, Jacques Rozier, to capture, in his first feature, "Adieu Philippine" (which he shot in 1960), the severe drama and the earnest games contained in the exuberance — nowhere more than in this thrilling, exquisite dance sequence.

Though the full-length album may not be Lindstrom's ideal format — in the past five or so years, he's released numerous singles, remixes and collaborations, most notably with his fellow Norwegian Prins Thomas — "Where You Go I Go Too" was one of last year's most exquisite dance records, prim and lush all at once.

It won't take long, just 90 minutes that include several exquisite dance scenes, Copeland's now-signature friendly frankness and none of the crazy-girl "Black Swan" pathology we have come to expect from tales of the dance world.

And, when it comes to parenting -- this crazy, exquisite dance between our self and our child--Life utterly derails any such notion of "predictable, known, for sure and for certain".

"That dancer spirit and that cheerleading spirit carried me on every path that was to come along," she said, calling dancers unsung heroes, "especially ballet dancers -- it is the most difficult, the most exquisite dance form," noting their "discipline and the unbelievable strength and dedication to make something look so full of grace and effortless".

Limerick's ruined theatre is raised like a spectre in Dan Canham's haunting, exquisite dance-theatre piece.

Overlaying the melancholy, meanwhile - so delicate as to be near-invisible - are passages of exquisite, minimal dance.

Her lament for her murdered father, Agamemnon, was agonising, her anger white hot, her torment exquisite, her dance at once clumsy and febrile.

For more than a decade, the country's producers have been supplying American specialty shops with a steady stream of exquisite electronic dance tracks, available on imported CD's and 12-inch vinyl singles.

Bill Robinson, known for dancing on the balls of his feet (the toe taps) and for his exquisite "stair dance," was the first black tap dancer to break through the Broadway colour line, becoming one the best-loved and highest-paid performers of his day.

Here the director, Bernard Deletré, devised an unusual solution when he brought in an Indian fashion designer, Poonam Bhagat, and the exquisite Kalanidhi dance troupe choreographed by Anuradha Nehru to add vibrant touches of authenticity to the dress and movement of characters who otherwise seem less rooted in South Asia than in commedia dell'arte.