Sentence examples for notion of dance from inspiring English sources

Lina Nguyen, 31, who lives in Midtown and works as an executive assistant for a law firm, seconded the notion of dance party brunch as therapy.

A bad idea gone good: Sidestepper is Richard Blair, a British producer who rethought his notion of dance music while living in Colombia.

The series, which strives to build context around art and the world in which it is created, provides another way of upending the notion of dance as a traditional choreographic endeavor.

Performers like Mr. Goldhuber and Ms. Beller, both of them chubbier than the norm in dance, encourage a full and uncomplicated luxuriating in momentum, so central to the notion of dance.

The show tends to reinforce the limiting notion of dance as entertainment, not art, and offers a sometimes old-fashioned definition of what makes a good dancer (including a focus on manly performances).

The result aims to expand our notion of dance's proscenium stage using the iPad.

Just as he revolutionized public space, she upended received-wisdom notions of dance.

Talks to Eva about her notions of dance and the connections between Punk and New Wave music.

The Village Voice called it "the most committed attempt in England to refertilise the archaic notions of dance".

WHEN two performers barely move while staring into each other's eyes for nearly 90 minutes, as Maria Hassabi and Robert Steijn did last spring in their collaborative duet "Robert and Maria," conventional notions of dance dissipate like phantoms.

There's a fresh infusion of dance happening in New York, and while not all of the young choreographers working will rise to the top — they never do — they are trying to expand the notions of dance while, at the same time, honoring it.