Sentence examples for heart of dance from inspiring English sources

That's particularly true here in New York — our home — where the heart of dance beats so loudly".

But to watch him wind through the two pieces is to look into the warmer heart of dance artistry.

But "Images" is otherwise an essay that suggests much about the physical impulse at the heart of dance.

Even the most committed atheist would probably admit that there is an almost religious sense of exaltation at the heart of dance.

It's distressing when a fictionalized landscape gets to the heart of dance — "Bunheads" is not unlike "Billy Elliot" — with greater ease than a reality show about a professional ballet company.

Using them wisely, it might be possible to bring a contemporary relevance to the work that would remain true to its intent and style while getting at the heart of dance itself.

The heart of the dance is an extended middle section, the dreamy "100 Vessels," danced by Ms. Fenley and Peiling Kao.

£39.99 Format Wii Publisher Ubisoft The flagrant self-deception that comes with playing a dance game alone at home, possibly rhythmlessly and probablywearing jogging bottoms, lies at the heart of Just Dance.

Click to view Duets may often be the emotional heart of a dance performance and solos might add a virtuoso sparkle, but the collective dancing of an ensemble can often produce the most transcendent effects.

"It's very touching, and it's very much at the heart of what dance is," she said.

Opening track Time Will is slower and sadder, locating the melancholy at the heart of the dance.