Add polish and finesse to your movements.
It may look simple, but few dancers can manage pedestrian movement with finesse, and Ms. Rethorst's work requires an approach that is subtle and precise enough to evince the breathing space between the everyday and the fantastical.
Wooden was addressing movement and finesse, but Curry, again like Gretzky, has studied his sport with sufficient care that he seems able to envision future events before they unfold.
But her work during the company's spring season, which will include dancing in a Wheeldon premiere on Wednesday, shows that she has recaptured her form, displaying more finesse, greater amplitude of movement and even more sparkling footwork than she had in the past.
The musicians brought rhythmic crispness and finesse to the animated first movement.
It could also be thought of as eye candy, though the banquet scene is showily theatrical and, for finesse, the soldiers' tactical forward movement as Birnam Wood, gorgeously lit by Robert Wierzel, is the production's singular visual sensation.
Dressed in Black Panther regalia, the women's movements blended physical finesse with revolutionary symbolism, switching from hip jerks to raised fists with a synchronicity that suggests it's all from the same ancestral power.
Not that it lacks dancing, but the movement is not about technical finesse.
In order to do so, it was imperative that he pay attention to what French wingsuit pilots call la finesse: the ratio of forward to downward movement.
At least Barcelona had finesse and tricks to create attractive ball movement on the pitch that makes fans salivate, but with the German style of play, Pep needed to adapt.
By the turn of the century, hundreds of craft communities and workshops had been founded in the US - in Boston, New York, Chicago and California, where the movement reached its high peak of finesse with Greene and Greene's Gamble House in Pasadena.
