Sentence examples for fusion of text from inspiring English sources

Soon Shange began to conceive of the group of poems as a "choreopoem," a fusion of text, movement, and music.

Even so, his fusion of text, music and stage action rarely refutes a tenuous connection to opera as conventionally defined.

I told him how I wished A Fortunate Man was back in print – it was a work considered deeply influential, and one that pioneered the fusion of text and images in photodocumentary – and asked if he'd mind me approaching some publishers to see if they loved it as much as I did.

Now at the Bootleg Theater, the rewritten and recalibrated production is a triumphant fusion of text and technology, as potent a distillation of childhood terror as can be found outside the Brothers Grimm.

The V manuscript shows a duplication of one text and a fusion of two texts.

The experimental choreographer presents two contrasting works: a minimalist piece exploring the dynamics of walking is paired with a fusion of dance, text and imagery inspired by Belgian surrealist Henri Michaux.

Though first performed in 1987, this is the work's stage premiere in Weir's native Scotland, and after more than 20 years, it is still the perfect fusion of her text and music that dazzles, with not a gesture wasted.

From the way that he dismisses Sonia Delaunay, readers would have no inkling that she had already, in 1913, created with the poet Blaise Cendrars one of the landmarks in the 20th-century fusion of picture and text.

An instinctive Modernist, Pick understood that a poster should be more than just a picture illustrating a verbal message; it was, at best, a high-impact fusion of image and text, an art form unto itself.

Better than ever, this latest outing is a near-perfect fusion of Carol Wolf's text, Jessica Kubzansky's staging and Ron Campbell's protean performance as a hapless Jewish entertainer who, futilely and heroically, uses his storyteller's art to bargain his way out of a fatal date with the Nazis.

This will permit one to verify whether the text at hand is the result of a fusion of two or more text units, or the splitting of a text unit into two or more segments, or to confirm the initial evaluation obtained in the first step.