Sentence examples for inability to dance from inspiring English sources
I wasn't the least bit concerned about my total inability to dance, the fact I'd never taken a single acting or dancing class, or that I couldn't carry a tune in a bucket.
Sadly it has also given me the inability to dance.
At one extreme, they're quite witty: Nobody Don't Dance No More bemoans clubbers' inability to dance to grime.
We had enough troubles those days-forgettin our lines in a debate, inability to dance...and misunderstandings caused by reading a book called "Sexology"..
We had enough troubles those days-forgettin our lines in a debate, inability to dance...and misunderstandings caused by reading a book called "Sexology"...
As usual with Kafka, the condemned man's crime had been an inability to dance to a uniformed madman's tune: institutional injustice is the subtext, with eerie pre-echoes of what the SS would do to their victims in Auschwitz.
"Arcadia" 's concluding words are spoken by an unmarried modern scholar who makes something of a point of her inability or unwillingness to dance.
If you want a latter-day example of how gloriously ludicrous the genre can be, check out High School Musical 2, in which a baseball enthusiast performs an entire virtuoso song-and-dance number expressing his inability to sing and dance.
Sue intends to dance now, and she is intentionally dancing.
In fact, in my talent presentation, I made fun of my inability to sing or dance.
