Sentence examples for furious dance from inspiring English sources

The women break into furious dance, then break apart, each lost in her own well of rage and sorrow.

Mr. Varone's spoken dialogue, combined with his fast and furious dance sequences, defines a young woman who rebels against her strict Catholic parents.

The finest vocal work of the evening came from the stately Sangaré and from Maal, who started out playing acoustic guitar in a duet with the blind griot Mansour Seck, and ended with a furious dance display.

Fans who stick it out instead of fleeing for the trees are rewarded with a furious dance workout, led by face-painted singer Liliana Saumet, whose blue-feathered head dress bobs as she works the stage.

One blog post on ShePreaches is titled "Furious Dancing" a nod to an Alice Walker quote: "Hard times require furious dancing".

One ShePreaches blog post by minister Lyvonne Briggs is titled "Furious Dancing" a nod to an Alice Walker quote: "Hard times require furious dancing".

Alice Walker on her new poetry collection, "Hard Times Require Furious Dancing".

"Unless" rose into a haunting, trancey knot of rhythms from the band's dual drummers, session vet Joey Waronker and Brazilian percussionist Mauro Refosco, and "Dropped" was shifted into furious dance-punk atop Yorke's howling vocal and a fuzzed-out bassline from Flea.

Some shamans use psychotropic drugs, others furious dances and terrifying masks, and others still psychic surgeries, making real or fake incisions and sucking out impurities from a believer's body, to help people overcome anything from emotional troubles to mental illness to physical disability.

It is deeply rooted in the African culture to express passion and spirituality with dance and as Alice Walker affirmed, "Hard times require furious dancing".

"We bounced off the wall, locked together with the shotgun in a furious demon dance," Elvis narrates at one such moment.