Sentence examples for intense dance from inspiring English sources

Bathed in a golden light in the altar area of St. Mark's, Ms. Johnson evokes an enlightened ideal before compressing her body into shriveled mortality: an intense dance, intensely performed.

Break-dancing is a very intense dance and requires a lot of upper body strength, agility, and skill.

They presented an astonishingly intense dance, "Highway No. 1," with movement, costumes and sound score taken from Jewish religious practice.

Talk about "in the mood"; by the time the curtain goes up, the audience is primed for an intense dance experience.

As a rule, she responds in a thoroughly jazzy way to music, throwing in an intense dance cadenza here, employing a striking counterrhythm there; and in her best pieces her freedom is exhilarating.

The mesmerising visuals are bright and rich (Madiba employed local comic book artists and landscape painters), while the soundtrack is a mix of local Bikutsi – a traditional intense dance music genre developed by Yaoundé locals – and modern compositions.

The first thing that strikes the eye and the mind as soon as Jake enters the house is the movie's intense, almost dance-like physicality.

Super Junior, which at its maximum has 13 members, was one of this show's highlights, appearing several times throughout the night in different color outfits, shining on "Mr. Simple" and the intense industrial dance-pop of "Bonamana".

In a brown dress and a black shawl, unsmiling and intense, she danced as if possessed by the spirit of a Gypsy encampment, or even the shivering horrors of a Goya painting.

When Holley Farmer, an intense redhead, danced on one stage and Andrea Weber, a twinkling blonde, on the other, their solos were altogether unalike, but a harmony — like left and right hands of the same piano part — developed nonetheless.

The art of Butoh, exhaustively explored in the New York Butoh Festival this month and last at several New York locations, including Japan Society, has always seemed a ferociously intense theater-dance form with an unyielding grip on life, death and other themes.