Sentence examples for formal movement from inspiring English sources

It is possible that last summer's protests have advanced the cause of women further than any formal movement could have.

Yet one of the interests of his new ballet is the way he changes the meaning of formal movement.

Tanztheater, or dance theater, as it came to be called, was built on the shared experiences of Bausch's dancers rather than a formal movement vocabulary.

Ibsen was, above all, a musical writer: he aimed for a theatre that in its formal movement would closely resemble music.

The connections between the human and the divine, and the alternations between expressional and formal movement, kept making the solos multifaceted, as did the subtle relationship between dance and music.

Although they did not consider themselves as belonging to a formal movement, they shared a belief that human life was essentially without meaning or purpose and that valid communication was no longer possible.

But the austere, formal movements of the Choristers also evoked his past.

Close-order drill comprises the formal movements and formations used in marching, parades, and ceremonies.

As they juxtapose repetitive formal movements with the overtly sexualized hip thrusts and gyrations of strippers, Ms. Byler speaks, offering curt directions like "dirtier".

They zigzagged through a collage of formal movements and theatrical skits: a slow and terrifically funny series of lifts between Ms. Rosenblit and Pilar Gallego; an outré turn with a microphone for Macklin Kowal; deadpan sexual provocations that played with and discarded ideas about the male gaze.

Yet a Cochrane review does not recommend formal fetal movement counting compared to discretional fetal movement counting.