Sentence examples for extended our idea from inspiring English sources

And each extended our idea of "Giselle" in her own direction.

It extended our idea of Tchaikovsky, of Balanchine and of Suzanne Farrell (who created its heroine).

Mr. Dowell remains my ultimate lyrical classicist, the man who extended our idea of masculinity in ballet into unsurpassed poetry.

Your work extends our idea of poetry.

In these moments "Billy Elliot" brands the eye and mind with scenes that extend our idea of what the musical can mean.

If we can extend our idea of community to include the lowliest of creatures, we will be closer to finding a pathway to empathy and tolerance.

But this year's Tony Awards also found some interesting and ambitious theater, productions aiming to extend our idea of what constitutes a Broadway show.

And Tudor brings all nine dancers together in harmonies that, like everything about this work, extend our idea of this great choreographer.

Limón's "Mazurkas" — or rather, a suite that included all but four dances from that 1958 piece — is just the kind of revival that for many of us not only extends our idea of Limón but also repositions him within our view of dance history.

In our journalism, we need to extend our idea of how we hold government to account.

Some of the major leaders of Europe are saying that multiculturalism is dead, that we're not going to extend our ideas of who we are... that we represent the 'real' legitimate principles.